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BLOCKCHAIN ASSOCIATION

On the record as: lobbying client, lobbyists' giving (LD-203). Also written “THE BLOCKCHAIN ASSOCIATION”.

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from its PAC to 0 members, 2021 on
$9.8M
on 83 lobbying reports as a client
$179K
its lobbyists report giving 42 members (LD-203)

What its lobbyists report giving members (LD-203)

The members it gave most, colored by party. ◆ marks a member on a committee that handles what it lobbies on.

◆ Ro Khanna
D-CA · Armed Services, Oversight and Government Reform
$25K
Patrick T. McHenry
R-NC
$17K
Ted Budd
R-NC
$12K
◆ Tom Emmer
R-MN · Financial Services
$12K
◆ Darren Soto
D-FL · Energy and Commerce
$12K
◆ Warren Davidson
R-OH · Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
$9,100
◆ J. French Hill
R-AR · House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
$7,800
◆ Mike Flood
R-NE · Financial Services
$6,600
◆ James A. Himes
D-CT · House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
$6,600
Adam B. Schiff
D-CA
$6,600
◆ Ritchie Torres
D-NY · Financial Services
$6,600
◆ Mike Carey
R-OH · Budget, Ways and Means
$6,000
◆ Jake Auchincloss
D-MA · Energy and Commerce
$5,800
◆ Joyce Beatty
D-OH · Financial Services
$5,800
Tim Ryan
D-OH
$5,800
◆ Andy Barr
R-KY · Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
$4,300
◆ Angie Craig
D-MN · Agriculture
$3,500
Wiley Nickel
D-NC
$3,300
◆ Josh Gottheimer
D-NJ · House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
$2,900
◆ Young Kim
R-CA · Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
$2,900
All 42 members
MemberFrom its PACIts lobbyists (LD-203)Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Ro Khanna D CA—$24,800Armed Services, Oversight and Government Reform
Patrick T. McHenry R NC—$17,400
Ted Budd R NC—$11,600
Tom Emmer R MN—$11,600Financial Services
Darren Soto D FL—$11,600Energy and Commerce
Warren Davidson R OH—$9,100Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
J. French Hill R AR—$7,800House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
Mike Flood R NE—$6,600Financial Services
James A. Himes D CT—$6,600House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
Adam B. Schiff D CA—$6,600
Ritchie Torres D NY—$6,600Financial Services
Mike Carey R OH—$6,000Budget, Ways and Means
Jake Auchincloss D MA—$5,800Energy and Commerce
Joyce Beatty D OH—$5,800Financial Services
Tim Ryan D OH—$5,800
Andy Barr R KY—$4,300Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
Angie Craig D MN—$3,500Agriculture
Wiley Nickel D NC—$3,300
Josh Gottheimer D NJ—$2,900House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
Young Kim R CA—$2,900Financial Services, Foreign Affairs
Jason Smith R MO—$2,500Ways and Means
Bryan Steil R WI—$2,500Financial Services
Erin Houchin R IN—$2,000Budget, Energy and Commerce
Mariannette Miller-Meeks R IA—$1,000Energy and Commerce
Kristen McDonald Rivet D MI—$1,000Agriculture
Zachary Nunn R IA—$1,000Agriculture, Financial Services
Brittany Pettersen D CO—$1,000Financial Services
Janelle S. Bynum D OR—$500Financial Services
Henry Cuellar D TX—$500Appropriations
Katherine M. Clark D MA—$500
Donald G. Davis D NC—$500Agriculture, Armed Services
Laura Gillen D NY—$500Science, Space, and Technology
Adam Gray D CA—$500Agriculture
Susie Lee D NV—$500Appropriations
Robert Menendez D NJ—$500Energy and Commerce
Dave Min D CA—$500Oversight and Government Reform
Nellie Pou D NJ—$500Homeland Security
Thomas R. Suozzi D NY—$500Ways and Means
Derek Tran D CA—$500Armed Services, Small Business
Gabe Vasquez D NM—$500Agriculture, Armed Services
George Whitesides D CA—$500Armed Services, Science, Space, and Technology
Frank Pallone, Jr. D NJ—$250Energy and Commerce

Its lobbying, by year

What its quarterly reports (LD-2) total each year: the fees it paid its lobbying firms, or its own lobbying spending when it lobbies for itself. Latest version of each report.

2021: $900K20212022: $1.9M20222023: $2.0M20232024: $2.0M2024$2.0M2025: $2.0M20252026: $1.1M2026

What it lobbied on

Issues

Financial Institutions/Investments/Securities
52 reports
Taxation/Internal Revenue Code
50 reports
Banking
42 reports
Commodities (big ticket)
30 reports
Computer Industry
21 reports
Minting/Money/Gold Standard
5 reports
Homeland Security
4 reports
Budget/Appropriations
3 reports
Law Enforcement/Crime/Criminal Justice
3 reports
Intelligence
2 reports

Bills it named

H.R. 1602 (117th)
16 reports
H.R. 1414 (118th)
16 reports
H.R. 1747 (118th)
16 reports
S. 293 (118th)
16 reports
H.R. 1628 (117th)
15 reports
H.R. 1177 (118th)
15 reports
H.R. 1122 (118th)
14 reports
H.R. 2670 (118th)
14 reports
H.R. 2743 (118th)
14 reports
H.R. 2969 (118th)
14 reports

The lobbying firms it hired

GOLDSTEIN POLICY SOLUTIONS LLC
$1.1M
ZERO ONE STRATEGIES
$240K
FORBES-TATE
$220K
LINCOLN POLICY GROUP
$200K
STEPTOE LLP
$140K
See the data
FirmReportsFees reported
GOLDSTEIN POLICY SOLUTIONS LLC23$1.1M
ZERO ONE STRATEGIES5$240K
FORBES-TATE17$220K
LINCOLN POLICY GROUP4$200K
STEPTOE LLP11$140K

3 of its lobbyists worked for a member

See the data
LobbyistFormer position, as they list itMemberLatest report
JESSICA MARTINEZEx. Director, U.S. Joint Economic Committee, Sen. Heinrich; Deputy Chief of Staff, Leg. Director, Rep. Veasey; Confidential Assistant and Special Advisor, FCC Comm. Rosenworcel; Coordinator, House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Rep. PalloneMarc A. Veasey2025
RON HAMMONDRep. Warren Davidson - Leg. Assistant, Leg. Aide and Leg. Correspondent; Rep. Pete Olson - Paid Intern and Staff AssistantWarren Davidson2021
DAVID GRIMALDICongressman Edolphus Towns, Legislative Counsel; Congressman James E. Clyburn, Chief CounselJames E. Clyburn2021