American voters' distrust of the Trump administration's regulation of the crypto industry reflects public concerns over conflicts of interest between politics and business. The crypto industry needs to promote transparent regulation and establish independence to gain trust and long-term development. $BTC $ETH Breaking news: Poll: 62% of American voters do not trust the Trump administration's regulation of the crypto industry BlockBeats reports that on May 3rd, CoinDesk conducted a recent survey of 1,000 registered American voters, with 62% of respondents saying they "do not trust" the Trump administration to properly regulate the cryptocurrency industry. Additionally, 73% of respondents oppose senior government officials having personal business interests or related dealings in the crypto industry, reflecting ongoing concerns among the American public about conflicts of interest between politics and business and the independence of crypto regulation. At the time of the survey's release, the U.S. crypto industry is continuing to ramp up political lobbying and campaign contributions, including pushing for market structure legislation such as the CLARITY Act, and attempting to expand industry influence during the 2026 midterm election cycle.

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Next week, Bitcoin (BTC) is likely to continue experiencing strong fluctuations due to market liquidity and sentiment. If the key support zone holds steady, the price could recover and move toward higher levels. However, short-term profit-taking pressure remains a factor to watch. Investors should monitor trading volume and resistance levels to make informed decisions. A safe strategy is to manage capital carefully and avoid trading based on emotions, especially during periods when the market trend is unclear.