The author of a recent, influential pro-accelerationism book was found to be selling copies of it on a prominent e-commerce platform, and additionally selling branded merchandise on another popular platform.
A neo-Nazi content creator is selling branded merchandise, as well as merchandise featuring a widely popular accelerationist slogan, using a platform that allows users to sell customized products.
A Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)-aligned WhatsApp group disseminated a poster fundraising for an alleged charitable campaign purchasing firewood for displaced persons living in camps in Syria, distributing WhatsApp numbers.
An online Russian neo-Nazi store announced it would be selling tickets for a music festival set to take place in Ukraine in December.
A prominent neo-Nazi personality has been using PayPal, Venmo, Cashapp, and Patreon to solicit funding for his content production as well as payments for his merchandise sales, promoting links to his accounts on the fundraising platforms across alternative venues heavily trafficked by the far-right community.
A mail carrier from Erie, Pennsylvania who lodged potential fraud allegations to Project Veritas before pulling back on his claims solicited funds to support his efforts, raising nearly a quarter of a million dollars on a Christian crowdfunding site in a campaign disseminated on a right-wing militia forum.
An al-Qaeda (AQ)-aligned group based in Syria issued a request for funds specifically for militants in Syria, urging small monthly donations.
As “Stop the Steal” protests spread across the US, the President’s supporters have taken to social media to solicit funds to support their efforts via PayPal, Venmo, and cryptocurrencies and other means.
An English-language “charity” disseminated by al-Qaeda (AQ) and Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)-aligned channels distributed a Bitcoin address soliciting funds for needy families in Syria, especially those in refugee camps.
A super PAC perpetuating QAnon conspiracy theories and disseminating political ads in the run-up to the U.S. 2020 presidential election solicited funds to “spread educational campaigns across the country”.
A fundraiser supporting legal actions for QAnon content creators banned from YouTube has funded an injunction against the company.
A media group embedded with Syrian militants expanded its fundraising operations to cryptocurrency, disseminating wallet addresses for Bitcoin and Monero.
Islamic State (IS/ISIS)-aligned channels distributed a German-language message soliciting funds through PayPal allegedly for a “sister” and her children in Morocco.
A media group disseminating QAnon conspiracy theories on WordPress, Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook solicited donations through PayPal to continue activities.
A Ukrainian-based neo-Nazi group promoted a “special offer” for tickets to a neo-Nazi concert, encouraging interested individuals to “bring your girlfriend or comrade.”
A prominent U.S-based neo-Nazi group recently circulated a donation initiative in support of an incarcerated leader of the now disbanded violent accelerationist “Atomwaffen Division,” calling on followers to “donate to defend” those who are “hitting the streets for your people.”
A popular Ukrainian neo-Nazi store promoted its merchandise with a training montage video that included shooting firearms and boxing.
A content creator was recently found to be selling clothing featuring their neo-Nazi and white nationalist propaganda images on a prominent e-commerce platform.
An Islamic State (IS/ISIS)-aligned “charity” fundraising for women and children in the al-Hawl and al-Roj camps in Syria distributed a Bitcoin address and PayPal payment details.
An English-language Facebook profile with ties to Islamic State (IS/ISIS)-aligned accounts provided updates on “sisters” imprisoned in camps in Syria and solicited donations using Western Union to assist their escape.
