According to Odaily, executives from three major US crypto mining companies have established a non-profit organization called the Bitcoin Voter Project. The aim of this initiative is to disseminate information about Bitcoin to voters and is planned to be launched before the 2024 presidential election. Jayson Browder, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at Marathon Digital Holdings, along with two executives from Riot Platforms and CleanSpark, form the board of directors for this organization.
The Bitcoin Voter Project is registered in the US as a 501(c)(4) organization, which means it cannot primarily support a specific candidate or political party. The project has approximately $5 million allocated for research and voter education, with the goal of encouraging voters to support candidates who favor digital assets. Unlike Coinbase's Stand With Crypto PAC, the Bitcoin Voter Project has not yet listed specific candidates or crypto-related legislation.
Representatives from several crypto advocacy organizations, including the Chamber of Digital Commerce and the Texas Blockchain Council, have expressed support for the Bitcoin Voter Project. As of June 14, hundreds of people have registered with the organization.