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Three major crypto super Political Action Committee (PACs) have spent nearly $170 million on the U.S. midterms, with their biggest bets favoring Republicans, CoinDesk reports. 1.…

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Published: 2026-11-01 16:09 UTC
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🚨JUST IN: Three major crypto super Political Action Committee (PACs) have spent nearly $170 million on the U.S. midterms, with their biggest bets favoring Republicans, CoinDesk reports. 1. Fairshake…

🚨JUST IN: Three major crypto super Political Action Committee (PACs) have spent nearly $170 million on the U.S. midterms, with their biggest bets favoring Republicans, CoinDesk reports. 1. Fairshake spent $154 million. Coinbase donated $25 million to its midterm efforts in 2025. 2. The Winklevoss-backed Digital Freedom Fund committed over $8 million this month. 3. The Tether-linked Fellowship Fund gave $3.8 million to Republicans and $600,000 to Democrats. The total excludes smaller donations, individual executive contributions and other undisclosed spending. The industry wants the Crypto Market Structure legislation PASSED after the Clarity Act stalled in the Senate.

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