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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.

Crypto

Ripple CEO: Crypto is no longer a fringe industry

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse (브래드 갈링하우스) said cryptocurrency has become mainstream, citing survey results showing more than 67 million holders in the United States. He wrote on X after attending a White House crypto summit that crypto was no longer a fringe industry. The figure came from a National Cryptocurrency Association report based on a survey of 10,000 holders. The report said crypto use extends beyond investing and noted changes in holder demographics and income distribution.