Europe EditionCoinbase adds former top Obama and Harris adviser Plouffe as it broadens its political reach
- David Plouffe has joined Coinbase's global advisory council, broadening its political reach with members from various political backgrounds.
- Coinbase's advisory council includes Chris LaCivita and former U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema.
- Legislation regulating stablecoins is advancing through Congress, with support from both Democrats and Republicans, aiming to create a comprehensive framework for digital assets.
- Faryar Shirzad, Coinbase's chief policy officer, stated that advisers help discuss policy efforts and business strategy for the cryptocurrency exchange.
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Coinbase adds former top Obama and Harris adviser Plouffe as it broadens its political reach
Top Democratic strategist David Plouffe is joining Coinbase as an adviser as the cryptocurrency exchange broadens its political reach.
Major Boost: David Plouffe Joins Coinbase Advisory Council To Champion Bipartisan Crypto Support
BitcoinWorld Major Boost: David Plouffe Joins Coinbase Advisory Council to Champion Bipartisan Crypto Support In a significant move underscoring the growing intersection of cryptocurrency and traditional politics, Coinbase Global has announced the addition of David Plouffe to its Global Advisory Council. This appointment is not just a notable name joining a board; it signals a strategic play by one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges…
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A senior adviser to Kamala Harris’ 2024 presidential campaign is joining Coinbase’s global advisory council, which already includes several former U.S. senators and President Donald Trump’s ex-campaign manager, as the cryptocurrency exchange broadens its political reach. David Plouffe, a top Democratic strategist best known as an architect of Barack Obama’s successful 2008 presidential campaign, is the latest addition to the council, joining as …
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