MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor Asks Twitter Followers Who Between Trump and Harris Would Be Better for Bitcoin

Saylor, a known Bitcoin evangelist, has been vocal about the cryptocurrency's growing influence in political discourse.

Presidential candidate preference polls are heating up on Twitter with just a week to go before the election. On Sunday, MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) founder Michael Saylor asked his followers who between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris would be better for Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC).

"Which candidate is better for #Bitcoin?" Saylor asked in a tweet.

The poll had attracted 61,238 votes at the last check, with Trump leading with 91% of the votes and 18 hours left for polling.

Earlier this morning, Saylor shared a visual representation of the polling results, showing Trump leading by a landslide.

"Good morning everyone!" Saylor tweeted.

Saylor, a known Bitcoin evangelist, has been closely tracking the cryptocurrency’s growing influence in political discourse.

Last month, Saylor said that the Republicans, especially Trump, have taken a progressive stance towards cryptocurrencies while the Democrats were “drifting to the middle.”

He had earlier highlighted Bitcoin’s entry into the political conversation, a development that was unthinkable four years ago, with special praise reserved for Trump’s ‘never sell your Bitcoin' stand and the Republican nominee's idea of a national Bitcoin stockpile.

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Crucial polls ahead of the presidential election are showing varying results. Cryptocurrency-focused prediction markets are betting in favor of Trump, with Polymarket showing a 65% chance of the former president's victory and Kalshi showing his odds at 62%.

Meanwhile, national polls reveal a much tighter fight. The New York Times and CNN polls both show Harris and Trump tied at 48% and 47%, respectively.