About 51%, or the majority of Americans, do not support the creation of a strategic cryptocurrency reserve, a proposal that US President Donald Trump has pushed since his election in November.
A recent survey has revealed that the majority of American voters oppose the creation of a cryptographic strategic reserve which indicates that American voters want the government to spend less in cryptocurrency.
No to the Crypto Strategic Reserve
An investigation by the advocacy group Data for progress have shown that the majority of Americans are not in favor of creating a cryptographic strategic reserve, in which the US government will finance the storage of cryptocurrencies to build a national reserve.
The survey revealed that 51% of American voters oppose the creation of the strategic reserve for digital assets, while only 34% of Americans expressed that they support it.
The proposed Crypto Strategic Reserve is among the main reforms that Trump wishes to implement to keep his campaign promise to create regulations and policies that will allow the cryptocurrency sector to prosper.
The data for progress has asked 1,169 American voters using respondents to web panels if they support or oppose the proposed strategic cryptography reserve. The investigation was carried out from March 8 to 10, 2025, after Trump signed a decree This establishes the United States Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
What the figures say
The survey revealed that 59% of democratic voters opposed the creation of the Crypto Strategic Reserve While only 29% of them support the proposal.
About 56% of independent American voters also do not support the strategic reserve for digital assets while 30% of them meant that they were favorable.
Meanwhile, even republican voters do not unanimously support the Trump’s strategic reserve of cryptography. The survey revealed that there is a division between those who oppose it, which represents 40% of respondents and those who are in favor of the reserve which is 41%.
This indicates that even among republican voters, many of them have not yet been convinced that the United States should spend to acquire and hold cryptocurrencies, which is part of the country’s national reserve.
Less expenses for cryptos
Progress data has shown that cryptocurrency is among the smallest concerns of Americans in terms of federal funding.
“Only 10% of voters believe that the United States should increase federal funding for cryptocurrencies and the development of blockchain,” progress data indicated in the report.
An image rendering of a crypto vault. Source: Gemini Imagen.
About 45% of respondents wanted to reduce federal funding for cryptocurrency and blockchain development while 29% of them said that the government should maintain the current level of cryptos spending.
Among democratic voters, 52% of them wanted to reduce federal funding for digital assets, while 26% of them said that the government retains the current level of cryptos spending. Only 9% of voters wanted to increase federal expenditure in digital active ingredients.
Among the Republican voters, 36% of them wanted to reduce federal funding for digital assets while 31% of them said that the government retains the current level of expenditure in digital assets. About 12% of voters wanted to increase federal expenditure in cryptos.
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