Kyle L Saunders

However...

Kyle Saunders is a political science professor at Colorado State.

He wrote something early on Wednesday in light of this, because while there's still a lot of stuff that everyone's just responding to, reacting to, in wake of all the returns we got on Tuesday night, he understandably so identified, hey, one thing that seems pretty clear here is the PCSA doesn't look like it has much of a hope.

He puts it at 5% to 10%.

I would say there is that divide, and it's observable in Capitol Hill and on Bitcoin Twitter.

But the best research we have, for example, a recent paper by Kyle Saunders and Aaron Fitz out of Colorado State University, and other research by the Nakamoto Project, led by Andy Perkins, Colin Brown, and Troy Cross, shows that those kinds of political divides in both who has Bitcoin and who's interested in buying, so those are the possible marginal b- buyers, those reflect broad cross-sections of America, and don't show this right-left division.

So people like me, I get caught up in the echo chamber of Bitcoin Twitter.

Of course, I know Bitcoin Magazine and BTC, Inc., and all the kind of stuff you produce, and I work on the Hill, and th- those divisions are there.