Crypto Update: 80% of Americans Support Adding Bitcoin to US Gold Reserves for Diversification.

A new survey found that 80% of Americans support selling some of the US gold reserves to purchase Bitcoin for better diversification. The findings indicated that most participants prefer allocating between 1% and 30% of the gold reserves for this purpose. Troy Cross, co-founder of the Nakamoto Project, noted that there is a growing interest in cryptocurrency among Americans. Most people support the idea of diversifying gold reserves by incorporating Bitcoin. The report indicates that 80% of Americans would choose to exchange a portion of their gold reserves for Bitcoin. Most participants expressed a desire to convert between 10.53% and 30% of the gold reserves. Additionally, respondents were asked for their opinion on the US strategic crypto reserve that was previously suggested by President Donald Trump. Interestingly, it was reported that 66% of the participants had a neutral to positive response. In our earlier news piece, we mentioned that Trump suggested the possibility of including ADA, XRP, SOL, and ETH in the reserves. Cross noted that the survey results caught many crypto fans off guard, with some wondering if the participants were chosen from a Bitcoin conference. A lot of you expressed doubt about our finding released this morning, which indicated that 4 out of 5 Americans would exchange a portion of the US gold reserves for bitcoin… We were also taken aback by this. However, the outcomes are what they are. Cross also pointed out that their earlier survey faced doubt when it indicated that Bitcoin enthusiasts spanned the entire political spectrum in the U.S. Numerous other surveys have since confirmed our findings: in terms of politics and various other aspects, American Bitcoin users reflect the diversity of America as a whole. We believe that the findings from this year’s survey will be consistent in future polls as well. Additional Information on the Bitcoin Survey. Elaborating on the exercise, the co-founder indicated that the participants were brought on board in collaboration with Qualtrics, a company that specializes in surveys and data collection.