The latest polls show that public support for stablecoin rewards is high, with 48% of Americans in favor and 12% opposed. A survey by the National Cryptocurrency Association of the United States indicates that 46% of respondents believe that banks oppose such rewards due to competitive concerns rather than consumer safety considerations. Among cryptocurrency holders, 71% believe that America's leadership in stablecoin innovation is crucial. Most consumers view stablecoins as a supplementary tool, with only 46% indicating they would transfer funds to earn rewards.
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The latest polls show that public support for stablecoin rewards is high, with 48% of Americans in favor and 12% opposed. A survey by the National Cryptocurrency Association of the United States indicates that 46% of respondents believe that banks oppose such rewards due to competitive concerns rather than consumer safety considerations. Among cryptocurrency holders, 71% believe that America's leadership in stablecoin innovation is crucial. Most consumers view stablecoins as a supplementary tool, with only 46% indicating they would transfer funds to earn rewards.