On July 24, a think tank known as Digital Future published a press release noting the launch of Project Swing as cryptocurrency continues to become a significant topic in U.S. political discussions ahead of the presidential election in November.
Project Swing is said to be an all-inclusive voter registration program aimed at educating and registering voters in the U.S. across major swing states towards ensuring that people support pro-crypto candidates.
“American voters are still trying to fully understand crypto, and many campaigns lack the time and resources to reach, register, and mobilize support from prospective crypto voters. Primed to address this challenge with a team of experienced political advocates, Project Swing will target like-minded voters in key swing states to both educate and register individuals to vote in the upcoming election,” reads the press release.
Highlighting and educating voters on how nascent technologies can help lay the foundation of financial freedom is among the objectives of the program, towards ensuring continued support and strategic alliance even after the forthcoming election.
Furthermore, Digital Future intends to shift the balance of power in the U.S. and establish a regulatory environment to facilitate innovation. They are educating Americans on the potential contributions of blockchain tech to the nation’s financial systems. They plan to engage and mobilize voters to make the voices of pro-crypto candidates loud and clear.
“Project Swing will focus on engaging unregistered voters in key swing states, specifically Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina,” reads the press release.
Digital Future CEO Michelle Bond is reportedly the partner of former FTX Digital Markets co-CEO Ryan Salame, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to make unlawful political contributions and operate an unlicensed money-transmitting business last year.
