Coinbase users will be able to see which U.S. politicians are “crypto-friendly” with a new in-app tool, CEO Brian Armstrong announced yesterday on Twitter, as crypto companies ramp up their lobbying efforts ahead of the midterms in November.
The tool shows how different members of Congress measure up on their “crypto sentiment,” which can range from “very positive” to “very negative.”
The assessments are based in part on data from the Crypto Action Network, which scores members of Congress on publicly available data like media statements, legislative records, and their willingness to accept crypto donations.
1/ Starting today, Coinbase will begin integrating our crypto policy efforts right into our app. These will help our 103M verified users get educated on the crypto positions held by political leaders where they live. pic.twitter.com/3GqWZIioZQ
— Brian Armstrong (@brian_armstrong) September 14, 2022
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