CoinGecko has released the 2023 Cryptocurrency Lobbying Expenditure Rankings. Cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase tops the list with expenditures of $2.16 million. The details of the list are as follows: 1. Coinbase ($2.16 million); 2. Crypto.com ($1.53 million); 3. Blockchain Association ($1.47 million); 4. Binance ($1.19 million); 5. Kraken ($0.888 million); 6. a16z ($0.79 million); 7. Tether ($0.76 million); 8. Ripple ($0.71 million); 9. Crypto Council for Innovation ($0.71 million); 10. DeFi Education Fund ($0.60 million).
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CoinGecko releases 2023 cryptocurrency lobbying spending list, Coinbase tops the list
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