<div id="readability-page-1">Pro-crypto political action committee Fairshake and its affiliate PACs have more than $193 million in cash on hand heading into the 2026 midterms. Why it matters: That's nearly $60 million more than the group spent in 2024, when it poured more money into races than any other single-issue PAC — a clear signal from the industry that it plans to have a big hand in reshaping the next House and Senate. By the numbers: Fairshake's war chest — reported...</div>

<p>Pro-crypto political action committee Fairshake and its affiliates have over $193 million in cash for the 2026 midterms, nearly $60 million more than their 2024 spending. This indicates the industry's intent to significantly influence the upcoming House and Senate elections.</p>

- Pro-crypto political action committee Fairshake and its affiliate PACs have over $193 million in cash as they approach the 2026 midterms.  
- This amount is nearly $60 million more than what they spent in 2024, making it the largest expenditure from a single-issue PAC that year.  
- This increase indicates the crypto industry's intent to significantly influence the upcoming House and Senate elections.

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WisdomTree Bitcoin Fund

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ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF

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Grayscale Ethereum Staking ETF

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Crypto PAC surges past 2024 funds at $193M as industry aims to reshape Congress