Overview
- The tally, shared ahead of Jan. 31 filings, spans Fairshake and its sister committees Protect Progress and Defend American Jobs.
- Major recent contributions include $25 million from Ripple, $24 million from a16z and $25 million from Coinbase.
- The Senate Agriculture Committee is set for a first vote Thursday on parts of a digital‑asset market‑structure bill, with the Banking Committee’s section delayed over continuing disputes.
- Fairshake and affiliates spent about $195 million in the 2024 cycle and say they helped more than 50 candidates, largely through independent ad campaigns.
- Parallel efforts are growing, with Fellowship PAC claiming $100 million in commitments and the Winklevoss brothers announcing $21 million to the Digital Freedom Fund, while Kraken pledged $2 million.