Largest crypto group supports Trump: No help for struggling Democrats

Political fund groups, known as "Super PACs" in the USA and known for supporting their own candidates in the elections as well as running advertising campaigns against opposing candidates, have gradually begun to determine their positions.

Republicans are more…

Among these political fund groups, Fairshake, known for its support to the crypto world, announced the names it will support for the House of Representatives. The group will provide financial support to 19 Republican and 13 Democratic MPs in the elections.

In the statement, it was also stated that 1 million dollars were allocated for 3 Republican and 3 Democratic candidates, but no information was given about the money to be spent on the other candidates.

No help for struggling Democrats

The real reason for the debate is not the 19 to 13 difference between the parties. It is clear that the list is heavily favored by Republicans, but more important differences also emerge in the details.

For example, Fairshake does not seem to be helping some Democrats who support the crypto industry and are likely to have a difficult election. Chief among these people is Democrat Don Davis. Davis, who will run for re-election in North Carolina, did not receive support from Fairshake.

Davis voted in favor of the Clarity Act in the House of Representatives and is known for his positive comments on the crypto industry.

Democratic lawmaker Kristen McDonald Rivet also supported the crypto law Clarity. Even though Rivet is in a competitive region, he will not receive support from Fairshake.

“This lie is not fooling anyone”

An anonymous MP who spoke to Semafor criticized Fairshake and said, "The lie that we support both parties does not fool anyone anymore."

One of the well-known executives of the crypto world also reacted to the fund group by saying, "Don Davis had a lot of support for the Clarity Act. He has a difficult job in this election, but he cannot get any support."