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Most Americans say the Trump family’s crypto investments are not ‘appropriate’: Poll

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A new poll showed 63% of 1,166 Americans varied sharply along partisan lines, with a majority of Republicans saying it was appropriate for Trump and his family to invest in crypto.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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