Reform UK, a political party in the UK, has received two significant donations totaling £72 million in just two days from two cryptocurrency billionaires, Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo. Harborne, a businessman based in Thailand and the party's largest donor so far, matched a £36 million donation made by Delo on Friday. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage expressed gratitude, saying he was "honoured and humbled" by the contributions, which he believes will help the party compete fairly in the next general election. Harborne emphasized that he made the donations without expecting any personal benefits, such as a peerage or changes to party policies. He explained that he had accumulated enough wealth for his lifetime and wanted to use it to benefit Britain and future generations. He also acknowledged that the donations might lead to media speculation but reiterated that he sought no personal gain from the contributions. Both Harborne and Delo have expressed their belief that Reform UK is the only party capable of effectively governing the country and winning the next general election. Farage added that the donors recognize the party's potential to bring about positive change. The large donations have raised questions about the limits on political contributions in the UK. Reform UK and Farage have denied any wrongdoing, despite ongoing investigations into the party's finances. These include a probe by the Metropolitan Police and a parliamentary standards inquiry into a £5 million gift previously given by Harborne to Farage before he was elected as an MP in 2024.