ChainCatcher message, supported by Coinbase, the cryptocurrency advocacy organization Stand With Crypto has expanded to Australia as part of a broader initiative to promote regulatory clarity and cryptocurrency-friendly policies in the country.Tom Duff Gordon, Vice President of International Policy at Coinbase, stated that the goal of launching the new branch of "Stand With Crypto" is to draw political attention to the numerous use cases of blockchain and to encourage the development of "reasonable" legislation for cryptocurrency companies operating within Australia.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, cryptocurrency wallet provider Exodus has announced a donation of $1.3 million to the cryptocurrency advocacy organization Stand With Crypto Alliance to garner broader political support for the U.S. crypto industry. This donation will be used to support the alliance in educating and mobilizing cryptocurrency supporters nationwide to participate in the political process.It is reported that the Stand With Crypto Alliance was established by cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase in May of this year and has set up a Political Action Committee (PAC). According to the alliance, it has raised up to $180 million in donations from 1.49 million cryptocurrency advocates to date, demonstrating the strong willingness of the crypto community to engage in political participation.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the bipartisan crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has downgraded Harris's rating to "NA," a decline from her previous "B" rating, due to her campaign's lack of crypto policy.Harris's previous B rating was based on her recent speech to donors, in which she stated her intention to "invest in America's future" and encouraged "innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets while protecting consumers and investors."In contrast to Harris, the Republican campaign has a specific crypto policy that states it will "end the Democrats' crackdown on illegal and non-American cryptocurrencies and oppose the creation of a central bank digital currency." It also promises to "defend the rights of Bitcoin mining and ensure that every American has the right to self-custody digital assets."

ChainCatcher news, according to Fox Business, cryptocurrency wallet provider Exodus has donated $1.3 million to the cryptocurrency donation organization Stand With Crypto.According to executives at Stand With Crypto, Exodus's contribution will be used to expand its community outreach efforts to educate and mobilize cryptocurrency voters nationwide.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, the political advocacy group Stand With Crypto, led by Coinbase, has launched a legal defense fund for NFT projects. The fund, named the "Creator Legal Defense Fund," has a scale of $6 million and is supported by venture capital firm a16z and the NFT marketplace OpenSea.According to information from the Stand With Crypto website, the fund is also supported by law firms such as Fenwick & West LLP, Goodwin Procter LLP, and Latham & Watkins LLP.Previous news, a16z crypto contributed $1 million to jointly establish the Creator Defense Fund.

ChainCatcher news, the crypto political advocacy group "Stand With Crypto" will launch a multi-state tour on September 4 to influence the 2024 election, starting in Arizona. The organization has attracted over 1 million online registrations, aiming to convert these digital asset supporters into voting constituents.The organization's Executive Director Logan Dobson stated, "There are a large number of people interested in cryptocurrency, and our mission is to use campaign-like strategies to motivate them to vote. Crypto voters are already quite enthusiastic about this election."It is reported that "Stand With Crypto" has attracted nearly 27,000 Arizona crypto supporters to register on its website, and the organization's research indicates that over 80% of them are likely registered voters. In the 2020 election, the vote margin between Trump and Biden in the state was less than 11,000 votes.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the cryptocurrency advocacy organization Stand with Crypto has announced its expansion to Canada, aiming to promote cryptocurrency innovation and policy.According to a survey conducted by Coinbase and Angus Reid, 86% of surveyed Canadians believe that the country's financial system needs an update. The majority (80%) think that the current system is unfair to everyone (76%), out of touch with reality (76%), and designed to benefit corporations (83%) and the wealthy (73%).Additionally, 72% of respondents believe that regulation of cryptocurrency exchanges is important. Nearly one-third of surveyed Canadians (29%) stated that they would be more inclined to purchase cryptocurrency if the industry had more regulation.

ChainCatcher news, the number of supporters for the crypto advocacy group Stand with Crypto, initiated by Coinbase, has exceeded 1 million.Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated in a post on social media platform X on Wednesday that as of today, 1 million people have joined the initiative. "That's a lot of voters, and after the White House issued a veto threat, 600,000 of these advocates joined, with thousands mobilizing around the historic bipartisan victories in the House and Senate. Cryptocurrency is non-partisan, and the momentum for U.S. support of cryptocurrency policy has never been stronger."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto initiated by Coinbase has launched a lobbying organization PAC (Political Action Committee) for the U.S. elections, raising funds from its 440,000 members to support pro-cryptocurrency politicians.It is reported that the raised funds will be used to support bipartisan candidates running for the House and Senate in the November U.S. elections.