Abstract
This paper explores the intersection of cryptocurrency and political campaign finance, focusing on the opportunities and risks of adopting digital currencies in political fundraising. The research seeks to answer the question: What are the opportunities and risks associated with using cryptocurrency in political campaign finance? The study adopts a qualitative methodology, relying on content analysis of existing literature and case studies of political campaigns that have employed cryptocurrency as a fundraising tool. Key findings suggest that cryptocurrency offers significant advantages, such as global fundraising potential, enhanced transparency through blockchain, and financial inclusivity. However, the risks include anonymity leading to regulatory evasion, foreign interference, and the potential for money laundering. These risks are compounded by inconsistent regulatory frameworks across jurisdictions. The paper concludes that a balanced regulatory approach is essential to leveraging the benefits of cryptocurrency while protecting the integrity of political processes. Future research should explore how regulatory frameworks can be refined to support innovation without compromising electoral transparency.
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