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Does Chi Onwurah Support Crypto?

Based on previous comments, Chi Onwurah has indicated they are somewhat anti-cryptocurrency. Below you can view the tweets, quotes, and other commentary Chi Onwurah has made about crypto.

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Member of the House of Commons

Labour Party

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Somewhat Anti-Crypto

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Chi Onwurah 💙
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What a lovely person you are. And I'm sure your bitcoin is just as trustworthy 😂 ps the teacher took the photo.
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Whatever you do, don't notice that the class is two-thirds foreign children with a foreign teacher & that the Member of parliament tweeting it is Nigerian. This is MENTAL.
2026-04-29T16:07:08.000Z
2026-04-29T16:27:55.000Z
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Somewhat Anti-Crypto

Chi Onwurah reposted the post below
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Liam Byrne MP
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This Elections Bill is progress. But we cannot restore trust in politics while crypto donations - direct or indirect - remain legal. If we are serious about taking the dark money out of British politics, we must bolt that door. Regulators like the Electoral Commission & Natiery clear. As it stands today, crypto donations are un-policeable. That leaves us open to bad actors and bad nations. I’m optimistic ministers will act after the Ryecroft Review. But we’re readying amendments to help make the case.
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2026-02-12T15:11:21.000Z
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Chi Onwurah reposted the post below
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Liam Byrne MP
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1/. Seven Select Committee Chairs have written to the PM urging a ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties in the #ElectionsBill. Crypto is opaque, hard to trace, vulnerable to foreign interference & a growing risk to democratic integrity. We should make clear NOW this loophole will be closed. @EmilyThornberry @MattWestern_ @FloEshalomi @TanDhesi @hammersmithandy @ChiOnwurah
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2026-01-12T07:57:28.000Z
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Somewhat Anti-Crypto

Quoted from theguardian.com on 2026-01-11

Downing Street has been urged to ban political donations in cryptocurrency by seven senior Labour MPs who chair parliamentary committees.

The committee chairs – Liam Byrne, Emily Thornberry, Tan Dhesi, Florence Eshalomi, Andy Slaughter, Chi Onwurah and Matt Western – called on the government to introduce a full ban in the forthcoming elections bill amid concern that cryptocurrency could be used by foreign states to influence politics.

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Quoted from linkedin.com on 2024-11-28

Fantastic to hear from the Investment Minister Poppy Gustafsson and Chair of the Select Committee for Science, Innovation and Technology Chi Onwurah MP on the opportunities web3 and blockchain technology can bring to the UK economy.

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Somewhat Anti-Crypto

Quoted from hansard.parliament.uk on 2019-06-19

They are happy to preside over a state of utter chaos when it comes to the ownership and control of data, and allow a free-for-all to develop in artificial intelligence, algorithms, the internet of things and blockchain. In 2016, for example, the DWP secretly trialled the payment of benefits using shared ledger or blockchain technology. Despite the privacy implications of using a private company to put sensitive, highly personal data on to a shared ledger that could not be changed or deleted, we still do not know what the process was for approving the use of this technology or the outcome of the trial.

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This statement expresses a strongly negative stance toward the government’s use of blockchain, particularly regarding data privacy, oversight, and transparency.