The goal is to help users make judgments and select the individual who best suits their needs.
Attendees will have the chance to interview candidates about coding-related issues.
A voter registration portal based on politicians opinions on cryptocurrencies will be part of a crypto policy education campaign that was unveiled by Coinbase, the top cryptocurrency exchange in America, on August 25. Through debates and instructional tools, users will be able to freely share their opinions on the numerous crypto-related political and regulatory issues in the U.S., as per Coinbase.
Faryar Shirzad, Coinbase’s Chief Policy Officer, emphasized that the organization thinks it’s critical to cast well-informed ballots. The purpose of this new project is to assist users in making decisions and choosing the candidate who best meets their needs.
Moreover, attendees will have the chance to interview candidates about coding-related issues that interest them to better understand their roles within the firm. The relationship between lawmakers and the crypto community might be improved by choosing this option.
Coinbase’s Flash From the Past
Amstrong released a letter to its employees on September 27, 2020, claiming that the company would not permit any debate on political candidates and requesting the resignation of any employees who did not wish to follow the company’s standards. This took place during Trump’s reelection campaign. However, following several criticisms from users and authorities, the company’s previously impartial position seems to have evolved into one that is more proactive.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of the United States is now looking into Coinbase for listing nine unlicensed securities. They and the entire crypto business might benefit greatly from a regulatory environment that is sympathetic to cryptocurrencies.