The
caveats
are
many,
including
that
Paradigm’s
hired
survey
firm,
Dynata,
tapped
a
limited
number
of
1,000
people
and
applied
weighting
to
the
responses
to
mold
the
results
into
something
that
better
reflects
the
U.S.
electorate.
The
margin
of
error
is
stated
at
3.5%
overall,
but
that
necessarily
rises
as
subsets
of
those
surveyed
are
more
closely
analyzed,
which
was
the
case
for
that
central
question.
The
survey
only
asked
the
single-issue
question
of
the
20%
of
people
who
said
they
had
crypto
investments,
and
since
a
quarter
of
those
said
yes,
that
their
crypto
enthusiasm
made
them
single-issue
voters,
that
comes
out
to
5%
of
the
overall
survey.
