TREE NEWS reports: A DeFi Education Fund and Ipsos survey found that 13% of U.S. respondents said political candidates should support blockchain, cryptocurrency and DeFi, down from 35% when asked about support for next-generation fintech in general. 74% said the financial system needs change to give individuals more control over assets, but only 9% said they are very or extremely familiar with crypto and 5% highly trust decentralized platforms.
Survey: Only 13% of Americans Back Candidates Pushing Crypto and DeFi
The gap between broad appetite for financial-system change and weak support for crypto-specific candidates suggests voters are not translating dissatisfaction into a crypto voting issue. That matters for candidates and advocacy groups banking on digital-asset policy as a mobilizing theme. The low familiarity and trust figures point to an education and credibility problem more than a partisan one. Whether those familiarity and trust numbers move, and whether crypto messaging starts appearing in general fintech terms rather than as a standalone cause, is the open question.
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