The move comes as the race for the White House narrows between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, the respective Republican and Democratic nominees.
The Democratic arm of the cryptocurrency industry is determined not to let Donald Trump run away with the crypto vote this fall.
Trump and GOP lawmakers have made significant strides in winning over crypto voters. The former president has firmly embraced digital assets, promising to end tough Biden-era regulations on the industry.
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