According to a blog post by Coinbase, 4.7 million adult Texans (21%) own digital assets, according to previous data from Morning Consult. Cryptocurrency owners in Texas represent the state's next generation of voters, with 39% of them aged between 18 and 34, with most of them coming from households with less than $75,000 in income. The survey found that this emerging, young, and more diverse group of voters cares about politicians and leaders' stance on cryptocurrencies, economic opportunities, freedom and fairness, job creation, accessibility, and the technology's global leadership potential. Coinbase stated that as the 2024 US presidential election approaches, Texas is leveraging its natural advantages to become a global cryptocurrency center, and Texas voters support cryptocurrencies.
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Coinbase: 21% of adults in Texas own digital assets
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