U.S. voters expressing distrust in Trump administration's cryptocurrency oversight per CoinDesk poll, illustrated with poll graphic and symbolic crypto elements.
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CoinDesk poll shows U.S. voters distrust Trump administration on crypto oversight

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A new CoinDesk survey reveals that 62% of U.S. voters do not trust President Donald Trump's administration to oversee the cryptocurrency sector. The poll, conducted last week among 1,000 registered voters, also highlights widespread opposition to government officials holding personal stakes in crypto. Findings underscore low public enthusiasm for digital assets ahead of the 2026 midterms.

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