Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announced that the party has started accepting cryptocurrency donations, aiming to bolster support from the digital asset community. Speaking at a cryptocurrency conference in London, Farage emphasized that this move is not an attempt to mimic US President Trump's strategy of engaging with the crypto industry. He highlighted that Reform UK has already received several crypto donations, though he did not provide specific details. Farage, who positions himself as a strong advocate for UK crypto businesses, stated that he has been a public supporter of cryptocurrencies long before Trump and disclosed his personal investments in digital assets. Despite the Reform Party's current modest representation in parliament, opinion polls suggest it is gaining traction ahead of the next general election in 2029.