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Coinbase Launches Campaign For Better US Crypto Regulation, Urges 52 Million Crypto Holders to Call Local Politicians

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Coinbase Launches Advocacy Campaign for Crypto Legislation focused on Four States

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Coinbase launched a campaign to bring regulatory clarity to the cryptocurrency industry in the US and urged the 52 million Americans who own crypto to call their local politicians.

The campaign, dubbed ”Stand With Crypto,” will include advertisements aimed at policy makers in Washington, D.C. and target nine states.

“The campaign will encourage crypto owners and supporters to take one minute of their day to call their member of Congress and ask them to pass clear, sensible legislation,” Coinbase said in a blog post.

52M Americans own crypto. They’re younger & more diverse than the US population in total. But their voices aren’t being heard by Congress.

That’s about to change.

Here’s what we’re doing—and what you can do to help mobilize 1M people to #StandWithCrypto: https://t.co/stmH0WVUhO

— Coinbase (@coinbase) September 19, 2023

Coinbase Campaign to Focus on 4 Swing States

The four states of New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania are considered most important because voters poled in those states are less likely to choose anti-crypto presidential candidates

The campaign will also focus its efforts on Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, and Wisconsin, all states that have shown a significant concentration of cryptocurrency owners.

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