Increased interest in Bitcoin (BTC) and cryptocurrency among US voters can be attributed to geopolitical and economic uncertainties, according to a recent survey conducted by Harris Poll on behalf of Grayscale. The survey, which included 1,768 adults in the US, took place between April 30th and May 2nd, following a previous survey conducted between November 27th and 29th. Harris Poll ensured that the data points were weighted to reflect the country’s population. Grayscale reported that the survey results indicated a rise in crypto interest. The survey found that almost one-third of the respondents have become more open to learning about and investing in crypto since the beginning of 2024. Additionally, 23% of respondents now view crypto as a good long-term investment opportunity, compared to 19% in November, and 47% expect to include crypto in their investment portfolios. The survey also revealed that inflation is a significant concern for voters, with 28% considering it the top issue in the election. Grayscale highlighted the potential value of assets like Bitcoin, which have a transparent and limited supply.