A new analysis by the BTC Policy Institute suggests that Bitcoin may hold wider political appeal than previously thought. The report, released Thursday, reveals how different voter groups respond to various Bitcoin-related narratives, with Democrats finding favorable aspects in Bitcoin’s potential for expanding financial inclusion and addressing inequality. Republicans and Independents, meanwhile, are more receptive when Bitcoin is framed as a stabilizing force for the energy grid and as a means to protect individual freedom from government interference. Notably, Independents stand out as the most engaged group, owning Bitcoin twice as often as Republicans and over five times more than Democrats. The report emphasizes that policymakers should rethink how they communicate about Bitcoin, emphasizing its alignment with core political values rather than solely focusing on its investment potential. This value-driven approach is found to be significantly more effective in attracting support from voters.