Fellowship, a crypto-aligned super PAC with a reported $100 million war chest, has begun endorsing candidates and funding campaigns ahead of the 2026 US midterm elections.
The group disclosed a $300,000 advertising spend supporting Clay Fuller in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, marking its first reported political expenditure as the primary season approaches.
The spending highlights increasing involvement from crypto-backed political groups, following similar efforts in 2024 when Fairshake PAC deployed more than $130 million in congressional races.
Fellowship has also publicly endorsed multiple Republican candidates across several states, signalling support for policymakers aligned with pro-crypto positions.
The PAC is chaired by Jesse Spiro, reinforcing ties between the crypto industry and political advocacy efforts in the United States.
Under US election rules, super PACs can raise unlimited funds from individuals and organisations to support independent political activity, amplifying their influence during election cycles.
The activity comes as lawmakers continue to debate crypto regulation, including delays to the CLARITY Act, a proposed framework that could significantly shape the future of digital asset markets in the US.