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Home/News/Crypto Companies Become Top Corporate Political Spenders in 2026 US Midterms
Bitcoin Magazine·5h ago·mixed

Crypto Companies Become Top Corporate Political Spenders in 2026 US Midterms

Crypto companies have poured $189 million into the 2026 US midterm elections, making them the largest corporate political spenders. The Fairshake super PAC received $82.6 million from Coinbase and Ripple alone.

  • Crypto sector accounts for 37% of the $517 million in total corporate political spending so far this cycle, per a Public Citizen report.
  • Coinbase contributed $33 million and Ripple added $48.5 million to the pro-crypto Fairshake super PAC.
  • Corporate spending has already surpassed the $461 million record set during the full 2024 election cycle.
  • Crypto.com parent Foris Dax gave $35 million to MAGA Inc., the top corporate donor to that committee.
  • The report calls this a 'corporate supremacist super PAC' strategy pioneered by crypto in 2024 and now copied by other industries.
regulationpeopleImpact 7/10
Why our editor rated this mixed

Heavy political spending shows the industry is maturing and fighting for favorable regulation, which could lead to clearer rules. But it also raises concerns about industry influence over policy and potential regulatory capture.

Read the full story at Bitcoin Magazine

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