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Crypto's political money

The crypto industry's super PAC network, straight from FEC filings. Who funds it, and which candidates the money backs or opposes.

$188.4M
Raised
$119.8M
Spent
3
Super PACs
Largest funder
Coinbase
$299.0M
contributed to the network

Who funds crypto's PACs

Largest contributors to the network, cumulative.

1Coinbase
$299.0M
2Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)
$141.8M
3Ripple Labs
$96.5M
4Horowitz, Ben
$47.3M
5Jump Crypto
$25.0M
6Amalgamated Bank
$9.9M
7Winklevoss / Gemini
$4.9M
8Potter, Phil
$2.0M
9The Giving Block
$1.2M
10Wilson, Fred
$1.0M

Biggest bets

Where the money went, by candidate.

ForBernie Moreno2024
$40.1M
ForElissa Slotkin2024
$10.0M
AgainstKatherine Porter2024
$10.0M
ForRuben Gallego2024
$10.0M
AgainstJuliana Stratton2026
$10.0M
ForFelix Barry Moore2026
$9.4M
ForGarland Andy Barr2026
$7.2M
ForChristian Menefee2026
$6.5M
ForJasmine Clark2026
$4.2M
ForDaniel Helmer2024
$4.0M
ForAdrian Boafo2026
$3.3M
ForJames Conley Ii Justice2024
$3.0M

The network

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Crypto's super PAC network

Fairshake and its two arms, Protect Progress and Defend American Jobs, form the crypto industry's super PAC network. Together they have raised $188.4M and spent $119.8M on federal races. This tracker shows the donors funding them and the candidates their independent expenditures back or oppose.

All figures are from Federal Election Commission filings, presented as reported. Source: FEC.gov via Perception, refreshed on each deploy (as of Jul 17, 2026).