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MoonPay simply threw $1M into the Coinbase-initiated “Stand With Crypto” marketing campaign.
(Which goals to again bipartisan, crypto-friendly politicians in Congress to assist garner clearer crypto regulation within the US).
Which we’re all for!
…trigger actually, the truth that crypto is someway a partisan problem? That feels bizarre.
And we all know what you’re pondering:
“In fact you’d say that — you’re crypto individuals. It’s in your curiosity for it to have bipartisan assist.”
Which is true!
However right here’s our principle on why making crypto a partisan problem is a large misstep:
We’ve met/seen/heard of a whooole bunch of individuals which are deeply apathetic to crypto, however only a few which are instantly anti-crypto.
In actual fact, most of them aren’t essentially anti-crypto, as a lot as they’re anti “having to hear to a different lecture on the byzantine common’s downside, and the significance of onerous currencies.”
And we get it! It’s boring as heck to hearken to when you’re not into it.
(We’ve had members of the family set clear ‘no crypto speak on the dinner desk’ guidelines).
However going anti-crypto looks like a dropping technique, within the sense that there’re only a few individuals within the US which are anti-crypto single problem voters.
(Whereas there’re an entire bunch of pro-crypto single problem voters).
So one other $1M in the direction of a marketing campaign that goals to carry some stability to the problem?
Bravo MoonPay, bravo.