REFORM UK has received its second £36million donation in under 24 hours from crypto billionaires.
Christopher Harborne matched the record-breaking donation made by fellow cryptobillionaire Ben Delo.
Nigel Farage said the cash was a “vote of confidence” in his party.
The money will go on massively ramping up Reform UK’s party structures ahead of a general election.
Mr Farage said: “I am honoured and humbled that Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne have shown such confidence in Reform.
“Both men know that we are the only party that can turn the country around and win the next General Election – thanks to their generosity, we are now able to fight that election on a level playing field.”
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Mr Harborne, who has already donated millions to Reform UK said: “There will be a lot of media speculation regarding this donation.
“So what do I expect in return for my donations? Nothing. No peerage, no policy change, just a Party that is ready for government.
“I have already accumulated enough wealth for the rest of my life. I am committed to putting that to work for Britain and humanity as a whole.
“I want the same as everyone else in Britain: for my children and grandchildren to have the chance to live happy and productive lives here and be rewarded for their hard work.
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“At the next General Election people will have to vote for the Party that they think will best get that done and I’m making a donation very clearly to the Party that I believe will do so.”
The cash is a massive boost for Mr Farage’s party.
But it comes amid ongoing questions about the party’s fundraising.
The Met Police have launched a criminal investigation into allegations Reform UK broke the law around foreign donations.
Undercover reporters filmed two senior Reform aides apparently suggesting a way to dodge electoral law to get foreign donations.
Reform UK aides Dan Jukes and James Orr both stood down as Reform launched their own investigation into the claims.
A Labour Party spokesperson said: “Reform UK can’t buy their way out of questions about sleaze, criminal mates and dodgy finances.
“It’s time Farage and Reform finally came clean with the public, co-operated fully with the police, and proved they’re not just in it for themselves.”