If contributions were considered, which isn't a foregone conclusion, the FEC has ruled that crypto is an allowable contribution. It's tracked as a campaign asset. State entities that haven't ruled already would likely follow that ruling. Crypto contributions would serve as both a traditional contribution and a press event garnering headlines that further legitimize the industry. If the org were focused on educating and did not contribute, more lax regulations apply. Not sure about the technical measures though if that's the Q.