Massive Cryptocurrency Political Action Committee with $100 Million in Funding Unveils Key Goals
In a notable trend within the crypto industry, a new political action committee, The Fellowship PAC, has been established in the United States. This move follows a year of increased activity among crypto-focused political action committees.
The Fellowship PAC's mission is to foster a political environment that supports the broader crypto ecosystem. Its objectives reflect American values of openness and fairness in the innovation economy. The PAC aims to protect America's edge in technology and entrepreneurship, as well as prevent the migration of talent and entrepreneurs overseas by maintaining the US as the premier destination for innovation, through the provision of clear regulatory guidelines.
One of the key focuses of The Fellowship PAC is to support candidates dedicated to creating transparent and predictable regulations for digital assets. This aligns with the PAC's emphasis on transparency and trust, which is a cornerstone of its operations.
The Fellowship PAC's initiatives are noteworthy, particularly given the successes of the cryptocurrency industry this year. One of the most significant achievements has been the passage of the GENIUS Act for dollar-pegged cryptocurrencies. This legislation is expected to have a significant impact on the industry's growth and acceptance.
Another significant player in the crypto-political landscape is Fairshake, a Super PAC that has already invested approximately $136 million in supporting over 58 pro-crypto candidates during the 2024 election. Fairshake's contributions come from major players in the digital asset space, including Coinbase, Andreessen Horowitz, and Ripple. The PAC is positioned to make a significant impact in upcoming elections, bolstered by these contributions.
The investments by Fairshake and its affiliates are a significant financial commitment to pro-crypto candidates. The PAC has pledged over $100 million to support pro-crypto candidates, and with over $100 million in resources ready for the 2026 midterms, its influence is expected to grow.
The founders of The Fellowship PAC have not been officially confirmed, but initial reports suggest that Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the founders of Coinbase and Gemini, might be among the financiers. In August 2025, the Winklevoss brothers contributed over $21 million in Bitcoin to support crypto-friendly candidates.
The launch of The Fellowship PAC and the investments by Fairshake are seen as a pathway for the US to become the world's digital asset capital. This is particularly true given the crypto regulatory framework being established under the Trump administration. The Fellowship PAC aims to build on this foundation, fostering a political environment that supports the growth and acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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