Beneficiaries
Tracked cryptocurrency industry sources have contributed more than $432 million to 603 federal recipients during the 2026 election cycle — including candidates, party committees, and super PACs.
Top recipient in each category
Top candidate
Donald Trump (R)
President
$98.2M
All recipients
| Recipient | Party | Total industry contributions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fairshake cryptosupports cryptocurrency industry interests | – | $199,202,470 | |
| Donald TrumpPresident | R | $98,185,467 | |
| Leading the Future aisupports artificial intelligence industry interests | – | $50,000,000 | |
| Fellowship PAC cryptosupports MAGA pro-crypto candidates | R | $11,000,000 | |
| Congressional Leadership Fundsupports House Republicans | R | $7,872,355 | |
| SLF PACsupports Senate Republicans | R | $7,240,000 | |
| Republican National Committeesupports Republicans | R | $5,914,210 | |
| Invest In Tomorrow Coalition PACsolar energy-backed super PAC | – | $5,500,000 | |
| SMPsupports Senate Democrats | D | $4,500,000 | |
| NRSC Victorysupports Senate Republicans | R | $2,620,400 | |
| Grow the MajorityMike Johnson-led joint fundraising committee supporting House Republicans | R | $2,549,967 | |
| Garland Barrcandidate for Kentucky Senate | R | $2,492,556 | |
| NRSCRepublican Party Senate committee | R | $2,155,749 | |
| HMPsupports House Democrats | D | $1,800,000 | |
| James Talaricocandidate for Texas Senate | D | $1,755,500 | |
| The Sentinel Action Fundsupports conservative candidates | R | $1,300,000 | |
| DSCCDemocratic Party Senate committee | D | $1,144,300 | |
| First Principles Digital cryptosupports pro-crypto Republicans | – | $1,107,006 | |
| John Deatoncandidate for Massachusetts Senate | R | $1,027,130 | |
| Next Generation Action PACsupports young progressive candidates | D | $1,025,000 | |
| Jane Fonda Climate PACsupports climate-focused candidates | D | $1,000,000 | |
| Digital Freedom Fund cryptosupports pro-Trump, pro-crypto industry candidates | R | $1,000,000 | |
| Thomas Emmercandidate for Minnesota House District 6 | R | $991,487 | |
| NRCCRepublican Party House committee | R | $842,461 | |
| James Hillcandidate for Arkansas House District 2 | R | $619,050 | |
| Robert Kennedyran for President | I | $594,434 | |
| Alexander Borescandidate for New York House District 12 | D | $522,412 | |
| Wisconsin Working PACCrypto.com-backed super PAC | – | $515,403 | |
| Women for Responsible Government PACsupports conservative candidates | R | $500,000 | |
| DCCCDemocratic Party House committee | D | $499,025 | |
| Defend Our Majoritysupports House Republicans | R | $464,400 | |
| Defend American Jobs cryptosupports cryptocurrency industry interests | R | $450,000 | |
| Kirsten GillibrandNew York Senate | D | $366,600 | |
| Mark Warnercandidate for Virginia Senate | D | $358,100 | |
| Protect Progress cryptosupports cryptocurrency industry interests | D | $350,000 | |
| Bryan Steilcandidate for Wisconsin House District 1 | R | $329,482 | |
| Robinhood Markets, Inc. PAC cryptoRobinhood's corporate PAC | – | $326,300 | |
| Ritchie Torrescandidate for New York House District 15 | D | $308,784 | |
| Bill Hagertycandidate for Tennessee Senate | R | $260,265 | |
| Texans for A Conservative Majoritysupports Texas conservatives | R | $250,000 | |
| United Democracy Project ('UDP')AIPAC-backed super PAC, supports Israel | – | $250,000 | |
| The BenchMajority Democrats-linked PAC, supports moderate Democrats | D | $250,000 | |
| Timothy ScottSouth Carolina Senate | R | $209,900 | |
| Way Back PACsupports Democrats in the Mountain West | D | $200,000 | |
| Independent Candidates Actionsupports Independents and outsider candidates | – | $200,000 | |
| Blockchain Leadership Fund cryptosupports cryptocurrency industry interests | – | $175,000 | |
| Angie Craigcandidate for Minnesota Senate | D | $174,600 | |
| Thomas Cottoncandidate for Arkansas Senate | R | $172,834 | |
| Michael Lawlercandidate for New York House District 17 | R | $168,572 | |
| Bernie MorenoOhio Senate | R | $168,293 |