Ripple, Coinbase, a16z invest $78M in pro-crypto PAC ahead of US elections

PANews ｜2023-12-18 22:14

Prominent cryptocurrency companies and investors intend to support pro-cryptocurrency candidates during the 2024 U.S. election cycle.

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