Why the crypto industry is giving big bucks to…
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 Crypto industry accounts for almost half of corporate donations in 2024 election NBC News · MacKenzie Sigalos and Christina Wilkie Most of that cash has gone directly to super PACs working to elect pro-crypto candidates.  |
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