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Poll: 63 percent of Americans say Trump family crypto profits improper, policy influence feared
A Reuters-Ipsos poll of 1,166 U.S. adults found 63 percent said the Trump family improperly profits from cryptocurrency ventures, while 32 percent said it was appropriate. The survey also showed 69 percent believed President Donald Trump’s personal business interests, including crypto, influence policy decisions. Views split sharply by party. Asset disclosures listed more than $1.4 billion in crypto-related income, and Reuters estimated at least $2.3 billion in gains since Trump took office.
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Korea Broadcasters Association says early voting data missing in local election exit poll for four areas
The Korea Broadcasters Association’s Joint Prediction Survey Committee (KEP) apologised on June 11 after errors were found in gender and age analysis data during coverage of the June 3 local election exit poll. KEP said early voting estimate data were omitted in four areas handled by Hankook Research, with only election-day exit poll results reflected. It said final winner forecasts combined both surveys normally and stressed the issue was a polling firm mistake.
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Poland has 2.5 million crypto holders, Bitcoin overwhelmingly preferred
About 2.5 million people, or 6.4 percent of Poland\'s adult population, hold cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin the most widely held asset, a survey commissioned by the National Bank of Poland found. The bank said the actual share could be 5 to 8.1 percent at a 95 percent confidence interval, or roughly 1.9 million to 3.0 million people. The Ipsos poll surveyed 1,000 respondents.