#TrumpBTCTreasury The strategist of the Republican Party Chris LaCivita, one of the architects of the winning presidential campaign of American President Donald Trump in 2024, pointed out the acceptance of cryptocurrencies by the commander in chief during two terms as a key axis for his political comeback.

Speaking at the Coinbase State of Crypto summit in New York City on Thursday, LaCivita said that targeting so-called crypto voters helped President Trump court many supporters, particularly those who belong to voter blocks that have traditionally shown to be less likely to vote for Republican candidates.

"The only thing we discovered was that [the crypto voter] spans many different socioeconomic areas, and it really was an available voter block," said LaCivita, adding that cryptocurrencies served as a bridge for the Republican Party to connect with African American and Asian American voters, as well as with young people.

According to a Pew Research report published in 2024, both Black and Asian Americans report higher rates of cryptocurrency ownership than their white counterparts. The data shows that 28% of Asian Americans and approximately 20% of Black adults reported owning cryptocurrencies, compared to only 14% of white adults.