Qadir Ak is the founder of Coinpedia. He has over a decade of experience writing about technology and has been covering the blockchain and cryptocurrency space since 2010. He has also interviewed a few prominent experts within the cryptocurrency space. Following notable shifts in leadership at major crypto platforms like Binance and FTX, all eyes turn to Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase. His platform's ongoing initiatives, including the development of a layer-2 blockchain, derivatives exchange launch, and anticipated ETFs in 2024, position Armstrong as a pivotal figure steering the industry's trajectory. Next up on the sleeve is the biggest war chest on the card an intensified move to shape policy in its favor amidst growing regulatory challenges. In an unprecedented move, influential figures within the crypto sphere -- such as Brad Garlinghouse, the Winklevoss twins, and Brian Armstrong -- have joined forces to support candidates sympathetic to the cryptocurrency cause in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. This collaborative front aims to empower Capitol Hill with lawmakers who endorse and advocate for favorable policies in the realm of digital currencies. The cryptocurrency business has raised a lot of money in a short amount of time, which is a big sign that it is ready to get involved in politics. Important super PACs like Fairshake, Protect Progress, and Defend American Jobs are among the winners, which shows a strong desire to change the story about digital assets in politics. Using examples from established industries like oil and banks, Armstrong stresses how important financial contributions are in getting policies that are good for the crypto sector. Similarly, Ripple's huge donation of $78 million to Fairshake supports this view and shows that the business is determined to change how politicians think about digital assets. Whereas, Chris Dixon from a16z's crypto fund stresses the need to balance the traditional finance sectors and sees the PAC as playing a key role in supporting candidates who understand blockchain's potential. The goal of this group effort is to change the way politics talk about digital assets and blockchain technology. The combined efforts are meant to improve the image of cryptocurrencies in the political world, especially after a big scandal involving a popular political donor SBF from FTX, facing serious charges of fraud and money laundering. Recent regulatory actions by the SEC against prominent crypto platforms like Coinbase and Binance.US have heightened the industry's demand for transparent and accountable regulations. Against this backdrop, the emergence of the Fairshake PAC assumes a prominent role in advocating for Democratic candidates aligned with the trajectory of blockchain technology.