Donald Trump has vowed to transform the U.S. into a crypto capital and establish a Bitcoin strategic reserve, appealing to digital currency enthusiasts. Concurrently, a poll reveals increasing Democratic interest in crypto, particularly among voters of color who value financial privacy—a core principle of crypto. However, tensions between crypto activists and Democratic leaders were evident in a recent Zoom conference, highlighting frustrations over regulatory policies. Despite these frictions, Vice President Kamala Harris has an opportunity to attract crypto-focused voters by potentially distancing herself from current administration policies. Notably, Trump's recent interview with Elon Musk did not address Bitcoin, disappointing many in the crypto community.