Fairshake enters elections with $122M war chest

• Fairshake has $122 million available for the 2026 US general election.
• The crypto-backed super PAC has helped nearly 50 candidates win primary nominations.
• Fairshake also suffered a major defeat after spending more than $10 million in Illinois.

Fairshake has entered the final stage of the 2026 US election cycle with $122 million available for campaign spending.

The crypto-backed super PAC has supported nearly 50 candidates who secured party nominations during the primaries.

Fairshake spokesperson Geoff Vetter said, “With dozens of wins in House and Senate races across the country, and $122 million ready for the fall, we’re not slowing down.”

Fairshake-backed Republican Senate candidates Barry Moore, Andy Barr, Kevin Hern and Harriet Hageman all won their party nominations.

Prediction markets gave the four candidates at least a 94% chance of winning their November races at the time of the report.

However, Fairshake spent more than $10 million trying to block Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton from winning the Democratic Senate nomination.

The organisation entered 2026 with about $193 million and remains focused on candidates and lawmakers involved in US digital-asset policy.