Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, co-founders of Gemini renowned for their influential roles in the crypto world, have each donated $2.45 million to the crypto-centric Fairshake super political action committee (PAC).
This contribution was confirmed through a report of receipts and disbursements by the U.S. Federal Election Committee (FEC), revealing Fairshake's robust financial standing with $72.8 million by the reporting period's end.
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As the 2024 U.S. election is approaching, Fairshake stands as a key supporter of candidates who back innovation and the development of the future internet, fighting against strict regulations on the crypto industry.
The super PAC has already demonstrated its influence by spending $3.6 million to oppose Katie Porter, an anti-crypto California Senate candidate, marking its most significant electoral intervention to date.
Its mission to champion candidates dedicated to making the U.S. a hub for internet and blockchain innovation has resonated with major players in the crypto space.
Alongside the Winklevoss twins, other high-profile individuals and companies that support Fairshake, including Payward, Electric Capital Partners, and Avichal Garg, have also made large monetary contributions.
As the elections approach, with critical seats and the presidency at stake, the cryptocurrency community watches closely. Donations to Fairshake underscore the industry's commitment to fostering a regulatory environment conducive to innovation and growth.
Crypto regulation in the U.S. has also been marked by Treasury official Brian Nelson's call for more legislative powers to combat illicit crypto finance.
