Support for tough anti-fraud rules is overwhelming and bipartisan, and it survives the industry’s best arguments. 89% of Democrats say they’d be less likely to back a candidate who lets Trump and his family profit from a crypto law.

WASHINGTON (July 8, 2026)— Days after a federal disclosure filing revealed that President Trump personally took in roughly $1.2 billion from crypto ventures last year, a new national survey from the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI) and Democratic polling firm GBAO shows voters want the industry, and the officials cashing in on it, reined in.

The filing, analyzed by the Associated Press, shows Trump collected more than $500 million from his World Liberty Financial token sales and over $600…