Nigel Farage has gained new attention as a prominent political figure in UK crypto, following his promotion of a 'bitcoin treasury' firm alongside Kwasi Kwarteng and a reported £2 million bitcoin order.

A new bitcoin business involving Nigel Farage and Kwasi Kwarteng is reportedly failing to attract significant interest from retail investors.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has acquired a significant stake in Stack Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency company co-founded by former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.

A company co-founded by Nigel Farage and Kwasi Kwarteng, Stack BTC, is under scrutiny for having only one non-executive director, an oil tycoon, overseeing its board.

Reform leader’s Derbyshire petrol station stunt grinds to halt when questions on Iran leave him short-tempered Let’s try to look on the bright side. At least Nigel Farage wasn’t personally out of pocket. There again, he seldom is. The whole point of being Nige is to never pay for anything if you can help it. Unless you fancy buying a few shares in Kwasi Kwarteng’s ‘Get Rich Quick’ crypto scheme. Ordinary punters would be well advised to think twice before doing the same. But Nige can’t escape...

Former UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng is reportedly focused on bitcoin, adopting a 'bitcoinmaxxing' approach after his time in office.

Nigel Farage has made a significant £2 million purchase of Bitcoin, endorsing Kwasi Kwarteng's cryptocurrency firm, in what is described as a landmark moment in British politics.

Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, has acquired a £215,000 stake in Stack BTC, a Bitcoin business co-founded by former Tory chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, further strengthening his ties with the crypto sector.