White House · U.S. · CryptoSlate
Read the obligations each side proposes, and ask yourself which firms gain permission, which users gain recourse
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Fairshake will count its electoral victories in November.
Key facts
- In July 2025, the House passed CLARITY 294–134, with 216 Republicans and 78 Democrats voting yes
- Republicans French Hill, Bryan Steil, and Bill Huizenga are among the six candidates receiving the disclosed $1 million commitments
- Fairshake's latest House spending plans cover 32 candidates, with 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats on the list
- So when they hear that it announced $1 million in support for a candidate, it doesn't mean it gave them a million in cash
Summary
01 Six House candidates are slated for $1 million each in outside support. 03 The most important thing is what the next bill permits, requires, and leaves out, rather than how many supported candidates win. The crypto industry has finally found a way to participate in America's partisan warfare without committing to either of the (only) two available parties: help elect people who agree with it about crypto, then let them argue about everything else. Fairshake's latest House spending plans cover 32 candidates, with 19 Republicans and 13 Democrats on the list. The Super PAC is giving both parties a reason to keep crypto on its policy agenda no matter what voters decide about who controls Congress.