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National Cryptocurrency Association
Helping everyday Americans and businesses understand and use crypto with confidence.
About National Cryptocurrency Association
The National Cryptocurrency Association (NCA) is America's leading voice in making cryptocurrency accessible and impactful. We simplify the complex world of blockchain technology, showcasing how crypto creates meaningful change across industries - from agriculture to arts, homeownership to humanitarian causes. Our mission is to bridge the gap between traditional and digital finance by sharing authentic stories, providing clear education, and fostering trust through transparency. We're committed to showing how crypto technology enables positive change in communities across America.
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Signals from National Cryptocurrency Association
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
National Cryptocurrency Association reached out to Senate offices to extend an open invitation for lawmakers to meet with real American crypto holders before the Clarity Act vote on September 15.
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Presence & Recognition
National Cryptocurrency Association reached out to over 30 organizations to invite unions and labor organizations representing millions of Americans to hear from the 1 in 5 U.S. crypto holders who work in construction and manufacturing.
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Presence & Recognition
National Cryptocurrency Association is headed to Washington D.C. for Stablecon next week.
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Legal & Regulatory
National Cryptocurrency Association highlights the historical creation of the Department of the Treasury by Congress in 1789.
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Research & Knowledge
National Cryptocurrency Association published its 2026 State of Crypto Holders report, finding that 39% of crypto holders now use the cryptocurrency to pay for goods and services.
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Legal & Regulatory
National Cryptocurrency Association notes that the SEC announced they are writing the rules down instead of adapting laws designed for traditional securities, with a new proposal called Regulation Crypto Assets set to be published at 402 pages.
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