According to Berenberg Capital Markets analyst Mark Palmer, Hamas' use of cryptocurrency for fundraising will make Coinbase's legislative lobbying more difficult. Coinbase is facing regulatory threats in the United States and is therefore engaged in lobbying efforts to promote transparency in Congress.
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