About 51%, or the majority of Americans, do not support the creation of a cryptocurrency strategic reserve, a proposal that US President Donald Trump has been pushing since last November's election.
Recent polls reveal that the majority of American voters are opposed to the establishment of crypto strategy preparations, which shows that US voters want the government to reduce costs for cryptocurrency.
Not available in crypto strategic reserves
A survey conducted by the Advocacy Group Data for progress The majority of Americans have shown they are not in favor of creating a crypto strategic reserve. There, they showed that the US government would fund cryptocurrency stockpiles to build national reserves.
Polls revealed that 51% of US voters oppose the creation of strategic digital assets reserves, while only 34% of Americans have expressed support.
The proposed cryptocurrency strategy reserve is one of the key reforms Trump wants to implement to fulfill his campaign promises to create regulations and policies that will allow the cryptocurrency sector to flourish.
Progress data asked 1,169 American voters using web panel respondents to whether they would support or oppose the proposed crypto strategic reserve. The survey was conducted from March 8th to 10th, 2025 after Trump I signed an executive order This establishes a strategic Bitcoin reserve for the United States.
What the numbers say
According to polls, 59% of Democratic voters Cryptomatic Strategic Reserve Only 29% of them support the proposal.
Around 56% of independent American voters do not support strategic preparation of digital assets, while 30% show that they support it.
Meanwhile, even Republican voters have not unanimously supported Trump's crypto strategic reserves. The survey revealed that there was a division between those who opposed it between 40% of respondents and 41% who agreed to the reserve.
Even among Republican voters, many of them are still not convinced that the US should spend on securing and holding cryptocurrency, and that it should be part of the country's national preparedness.
Low crypto spending
Progress data showed that cryptocurrencies are the least concerned Americans in terms of federal funding.
“Only 10% of voters believe the US should increase federal funds for cryptocurrency and blockchain development,” data on progress stated in the report.
An image rendering of a crypto vault. Source: Gemini Imagen.
Around 45% of respondents wanted to reduce federal funds for cryptocurrency and blockchain development, while 29% said the government should maintain current spending on crypto.
Of Democrat voters, 52% wanted to reduce federal funding for digital assets, while 26% wanted the government to maintain current spending on crypto. Only 9% of voters wanted to increase federal spending on digital assets.
Among Republican voters, 36% of them wanted to reduce federal funding for digital assets, while 31% of them said they wanted the government to maintain their current spending on digital assets. Approximately 12% of voters wanted to increase federal spending on crypto.
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