HarrisX polled 1,096 adults online from June 18 to June 19, including 230 self-identified crypto investors.
Among that cohort, 81% said they follow the administration’s crypto actions, 73% approved of the policy track, and 71% judged those measures beneficial to the investment case for digital assets.
Meanwhile, roughly 49% of all retail investors described the impact as positive, while 19% were unsure, and 17% viewed the policy mix as negative.
The poll’s margin of error was measured at plus or minus 6.5% for the crypto-investor subsample and plus or minus 3% for the general adult population.
The intent lines up with a broader rise in risk appetite, as 82% of crypto investors consider the current environment a good entry point, up 9% from a March benchmark. Meanwhile, 73% plan to make purchases within 30 days, a 6% increase.
Bullish views on returns also accelerated, with 60% now expecting prices to rise over the next month, up 6% from March. Furthermore, 68% expect gains over the next 12 months, a 7% increase.
These outlook shifts accompany growing approval across other policy categories, but crypto remains the strongest area, producing a net approval score of +56%. By comparison, the survey recorded a 48% increase in reducing government costs and a 39% increase in the economy.
The awareness of policy details among crypto investors far outpaces that of the general market. Roughly 81% of crypto investors said they were familiar with the policies, compared to 47% of all retail investors and 34% of the broader public.
HarrisX said the disparity highlights an opportunity for education campaigns targeting investors who remain undecided about the regulatory climate.
While 63% of crypto investors approved of the president’s overall performance in March, that figure climbed to 72% in June, mirroring gains in market sentiment.
HarrisX collected responses through multiple opt-in web panels and weighted the results to achieve demographic balance across age, gender, region, race, and income.
