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Door Remote - 05 Oct 2026
The House hasn't been the source of the industry's greatest legislative difficulty, though. Though the U.S. Senate did approve a major crypto bill, the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS) Act last year, things didn't go as well in the Senate for the more important market structure bill sought in recent months.
Despite the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act crashing last month, Fairshake hasn't embarked on a public campaign to unseat senators who voted against the bill, which included all Democrats and a few Republicans. The PAC's biggest opposition campaign is targeting former Senator Sherood Brown, the Ohio Democrat who once ran a crypto-resistant Senate Banking Committee and is trying to return to the Senate. Fairshake has devoted some $30 million to defeat him, and a PAC established by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss has thrown in another $3 million against Brown.
Fairshake's spending has been devoted to independent buys of advertising, outside of the campaigns' involvement. The super PAC doesn't mention crypto as an issue in those ads, instead focusing on the topics it determines have the best chance of swaying voters.
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Despite the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act crashing last month, Fairshake hasn't embarked on a public campaign to unseat senators who voted against the bill, which included all Democrats and a few Republicans. The PAC's biggest opposition campaign is targeting former Senator Sherood Brown, the Ohio Democrat who once ran a crypto-resistant Senate Banking Committee and is trying to return to the Senate. Fairshake has devoted some $30 million to defeat him, and a PAC established by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss has thrown in another $3 million against Brown.
Fairshake's spending has been devoted to independent buys of advertising, outside of the campaigns' involvement. The super PAC doesn't mention crypto as an issue in those ads, instead focusing on the topics it determines have the best chance of swaying voters.
Read More: Crypto made new friends in U.S. primaries, but focus now shifts to general election