- The Fellowship PAC will be launched with a $100 million promise and will support Procrypt candidates while underscoring transparency.
- The Winklevoss Twins reportedly gave them $21 million in Bitcoin. The application does not yet indicate official donations.
The newly launched Committee on Political Action has appeared in a massive $100 million fund, aiming to influence future elections in the United States. Known as the Fellowship PAC, the mission is to support “pro-pro-custodial, custody candidates” throughout the federal office.
The announcement was made through a post on Monday by X, with the group highlighting its consistency with the Trump administration’s approach to digital assets. The PAC said its goal is to tighten regulations on cryptocurrency while protecting American leadership in technology and entrepreneurship.
In that launch statement, the fellowship pointed out,
The PAC is designed to coordinate the interests of crypto entrepreneurs, policymakers and the public, saying it will ensure trust and accountability as we continue to build our ecosystems. This is not the end – it is just the beginning. More coming.
The group aims to prevent entrepreneurs’ losses to overseas markets by promoting clarity in US regulations. Supporters argue that this will keep the people at the forefront of innovation.
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Fellowships seek a stronger role in crypto policy
The organization officially registered with the Federal Election Commission on August 7th. As of Monday, the submission showed that despite the group claiming it would spend $100 million, it did not show formal spending or contribution. Gemini founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss gave more than $21 million in Bitcoin to their August efforts, according to reports.
The rise of fellowships is consistent with the trends of crypto groups spending a lot of money on politics. The 2024 Fairshake PAC was funded by Ripple Labs and Coinbase and spent more than $130 million on Congressional Races. The money has entered advertising campaigns, and some in the industry say the ads have swayed the results.
Another affiliate organization, Protect Progress PAC, operated in Virginia in September this year. He has donated more than $1 million to support Primary and Democrat James Walkinshaw. On September 9th, Walkinshaw won the special election for Virginia’s 11th Capitol.
Some watchers had speculated that Coinbase could be linked to the Fellowship PAC, but sources related to Fairshake E uncovered the possibility. They saw no evidence that the exchange had given them money. A report from the Federal Election Commission confirmed that no contributions were reported until mid-September.
Crypto Funding Shapes the Political Landscape Before 2026
The next interim vote will not take place until November 2026, but PAC funding is evidence that the digital asset sector is well ahead of the line. The campaign shows a strong interest in creating a parliamentary majority to support digital currency reform.
Fellowship PACs enter the growing list of organizations designed to direct political rhetoric towards cryptocurrencies through the establishment of early warboxes. The group focuses on transparency and trust in answering criticism that political spending usually benefits only a small number of benefits. The press release said,
Unlike past political efforts, the mission of the Fellowship PAC is defined by transparency and trust, ensuring that political action directly supports a broader ecosystem, rather than narrow or personal interests.
Additionally, the CNF recently reported that the Trump administration has supported Genius Law, a ridiculous law tied to the US dollar, and has become one of the biggest policy moves in the industry.
