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The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) registered under U.S. federal election law and founded in 2025. Its stated mission is to support political candidates who favor regulatory clarity, transparency, and pro-innovation policies for digital assets and cryptocurrency. The PAC serves two primary constituencies: pro-crypto political candidates at the federal level who advocate favorable digital-asset regulation, and crypto-industry stakeholders (companies, entrepreneurs, investors) seeking a predictable U.S. regulatory environment. It does not sell products or services; instead, it raises political contributions from crypto-aligned donors and deploys them as independent expenditures — media buys, issue advocacy advertising, and candidate endorsements — without coordinating with campaigns or parties. As of early 2026, the PAC had endorsed 11 candidates spanning Senate, House, and gubernatorial races across South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Nebraska, Kentucky, Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, New York, and additional states for the 2026 midterm cycle. Its product surface is effectively a single service: political advocacy via independent expenditure campaigns. The Fellowship PAC does not maintain a proprietary technology platform, software product, or AI/ML capability — its operational backbone consists of fundraising infrastructure, advertising execution through partner firm Nxum Group LLC, and digital communications via its website and email channels.

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The Fellowship PAC is a U.S. Super PAC founded in 2025 that raises crypto-industry political contributions to make independent expenditures endorsing candidates favoring regulatory clarity and digital-asset innovation in federal elections.

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political action committee, pro-crypto advocacy, candidate endorsements, independent expenditures, digital asset policy
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  • Political Organizations813940
  • Social Advocacy Organizations8133
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Political Advocacy Services
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The Fellowship PAC raises funds from crypto-aligned donors and financial institutions to make independent expenditures supporting pro-crypto political candidates. Funding comes from undisclosed crypto-aligned backers, with $11 million disclosed from Cantor Fitzgerald ($10M) and Anchorage Digital ($1M) in January 2026.

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The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) that raises political contributions from crypto-aligned donors and financial institutions and deploys those funds via independent expenditures — including campaign advertising, issue advocacy ads, and public endorsements — to support U.S. federal candidates who favor transparent, predictable regulation for digital assets and pro-innovation financial policy. The PAC operates independently and does not coordinate with any candidate, campaign, or political party, complying with FEC rules governing Super PACs.

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  • Endorsed candidates in multiple competitive Senate and House races across 6+ states for 2026 midterms
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The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) that operates as a single service offering focused on political advocacy. The organization supports candidates who favor innovation, regulatory clarity for digital assets, and open markets through independent expenditures. It does not offer a traditional software product or platform but rather political services including candidate endorsements and campaign advertising support.

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1Political Advocacy Services
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Independent-expenditure-only political advocacy services that channel donor contributions into campaign advertising, issue advocacy ads, and public support for pro-crypto and digital-asset-innovation candidates in U.S. federal elections, without coordinating with any candidate, campaign, or party.

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CategoryPolitical Advocacy Services
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Formal endorsement and independent-expenditure financial support for federal and state-level candidates who advocate for clear, predictable, and transparent digital asset regulation, regulatory clarity for stablecoins, and open markets for innovation.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-01
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Tether, issuer of USDT (world's dominant stablecoin with ~$184B circulation), has leadership ties through Jesse Spiro (VP of Regulatory Affairs at Tether US) who was appointed Chairman of Fellowship PAC on April 1, 2026. Tether's interests in stablecoin regulation align with the PAC's mission.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
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Nxum Group LLC, a marketing company co-founded by Tether US CEO Bo Hines, received $3 million from Fellowship PAC for issue advocacy advertising. This represents the primary advertising and marketing execution partner for the PAC's candidate support activities.

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TypeBroad incumbent
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One of the largest Democratic-aligned Super PACs, focused on Senate races. Operates in the same independent-expenditure electoral lane and shares the same target candidates (Senate incumbents like Graham, Paxton) that Fellowship PAC is supporting.

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The largest crypto industry trade association, lobbying Congress and regulators on digital asset policy. Comparable as an ecosystem-aligned policy advocate, though it focuses on lobbying and education rather than direct electoral spending.

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Coinbase-founded 501(c)(4) advocacy organization advocating for digital asset policy. Comparable mission, donor base, and grassroots policy engagement focus, though structured as a 501(c)(4) rather than a Super PAC.

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Anchorage Digital-backed crypto PAC operating in the same regulatory and electoral space. Shares a major donor (Anchorage) and is coordinated by similar pro-crypto political operatives.

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Pro-crypto advocacy organization pursuing federal regulatory clarity through unconventional organizational structures. Comparable mission of advancing U.S. digital asset innovation policy through political action.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Major industry trade PAC with one of the largest federal political spending footprints. Comparable as a model for trade-association-backed political spending, though focused on housing policy rather than crypto.

7Fairshake
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The largest and most established pro-crypto Super PAC, deploying tens of millions into congressional races. Directly comparable as the dominant crypto industry political spending vehicle that Fellowship PAC is positioning itself alongside rather than against.

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The largest pro-business Super PAC ecosystem in U.S. politics, frequently aligning with business-friendly candidates across both parties. Comparable as an institutional political spending vehicle, but operating at vastly greater scale and on broader business issues.

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Coinbase's direct political action arm and adjacent advocacy vehicles operating in the same pro-innovation digital asset policy lane. Major competitor and potential coordination partner for crypto-aligned electoral spending.

10Protect Progress PAC
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A pro-crypto-aligned Super PAC that has already co-spent $7M+ with Fellowship PAC on key Democratic primaries in NY, MD, and UT. Operates in the same political advocacy lane and frequently coordinates on shared races.

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The Fellowship PAC

Political Advocacy Servicesthefellowshippac.com

The Fellowship PAC is a U.S. Super PAC founded in 2025 that raises crypto-industry political contributions to make independent expenditures endorsing candidates favoring regulatory clarity and digital-asset innovation in federal elections.

What The Fellowship PAC does

The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) registered under U.S. federal election law and founded in 2025. Its stated mission is to support political candidates who favor regulatory clarity, transparency, and pro-innovation policies for digital assets and cryptocurrency. The PAC serves two primary constituencies: pro-crypto political candidates at the federal level who advocate favorable digital-asset regulation, and crypto-industry stakeholders (companies, entrepreneurs, investors) seeking a predictable U.S. regulatory environment. It does not sell products or services; instead, it raises political contributions from crypto-aligned donors and deploys them as independent expenditures — media buys, issue advocacy advertising, and candidate endorsements — without coordinating with campaigns or parties. As of early 2026, the PAC had endorsed 11 candidates spanning Senate, House, and gubernatorial races across South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Nebraska, Kentucky, Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, New York, and additional states for the 2026 midterm cycle. Its product surface is effectively a single service: political advocacy via independent expenditure campaigns. The Fellowship PAC does not maintain a proprietary technology platform, software product, or AI/ML capability — its operational backbone consists of fundraising infrastructure, advertising execution through partner firm Nxum Group LLC, and digital communications via its website and email channels.

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The Fellowship PAC
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The Fellowship PAC
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https://thefellowshippac.com
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Private
Founded year
2025
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The Fellowship PAC is a U.S. Super PAC founded in 2025 that raises crypto-industry political contributions to make independent expenditures endorsing candidates favoring regulatory clarity and digital-asset innovation in federal elections.
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The Fellowship PAC business model

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  1. Political Contributions: The Fellowship PAC raises funds from crypto-aligned donors and financial institutions to make independent expenditures supporting pro-crypto political candidates. Funding comes from undisclosed crypto-aligned backers, with $11 million disclosed from Cantor Fitzgerald ($10M) and Anchorage Digital ($1M) in January 2026.

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The Fellowship PAC product offering

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Core offering

The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) that raises political contributions from crypto-aligned donors and financial institutions and deploys those funds via independent expenditures — including campaign advertising, issue advocacy ads, and public endorsements — to support U.S. federal candidates who favor transparent, predictable regulation for digital assets and pro-innovation financial policy. The PAC operates independently and does not coordinate with any candidate, campaign, or political party, complying with FEC rules governing Super PACs.

Product overview

The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) that operates as a single service offering focused on political advocacy. The organization supports candidates who favor innovation, regulatory clarity for digital assets, and open markets through independent expenditures. It does not offer a traditional software product or platform but rather political services including candidate endorsements and campaign advertising support.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Political Advocacy Services Independent-expenditure-only political advocacy services that channel donor contributions into campaign advertising, issue advocacy ads, and public support for pro-crypto and digital-asset-innovation candidates in U.S. federal elections, without coordinating with any candidate, campaign, or party.
  • Candidate Endorsement Program Formal endorsement and independent-expenditure financial support for federal and state-level candidates who advocate for clear, predictable, and transparent digital asset regulation, regulatory clarity for stablecoins, and open markets for innovation.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Endorsed candidates in multiple competitive Senate and House races across 6+ states for 2026 midterms

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  • TethercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 April 2026Tether, issuer of USDT (world's dominant stablecoin with ~$184B circulation), has leadership ties through Jesse Spiro (VP of Regulatory Affairs at Tether US) who was appointed Chairman of Fellowship PAC on April 1, 2026. Tether's interests in stablecoin regulation align with the PAC's mission.
  • Nxum Group LLCcoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 January 2026Nxum Group LLC, a marketing company co-founded by Tether US CEO Bo Hines, received $3 million from Fellowship PAC for issue advocacy advertising. This represents the primary advertising and marketing execution partner for the PAC's candidate support activities.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

The Fellowship PAC competitors and assessment

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Broad incumbents

  • Senate Majority PAC: One of the largest Democratic-aligned Super PACs, focused on Senate races. Operates in the same independent-expenditure electoral lane and shares the same target candidates (Senate incumbents like Graham, Paxton) that Fellowship PAC is supporting.
  • National Association of Realtors PAC: Major industry trade PAC with one of the largest federal political spending footprints. Comparable as a model for trade-association-backed political spending, though focused on housing policy rather than crypto.
  • U.S. Chamber of Commerce PAC: The largest pro-business Super PAC ecosystem in U.S. politics, frequently aligning with business-friendly candidates across both parties. Comparable as an institutional political spending vehicle, but operating at vastly greater scale and on broader business issues.

Others

  • Digital Chamber: The largest crypto industry trade association, lobbying Congress and regulators on digital asset policy. Comparable as an ecosystem-aligned policy advocate, though it focuses on lobbying and education rather than direct electoral spending.

Direct peers

  • Stand With Crypto: Coinbase-founded 501(c)(4) advocacy organization advocating for digital asset policy. Comparable mission, donor base, and grassroots policy engagement focus, though structured as a 501(c)(4) rather than a Super PAC.
  • Blockchain Leadership Fund PAC: Anchorage Digital-backed crypto PAC operating in the same regulatory and electoral space. Shares a major donor (Anchorage) and is coordinated by similar pro-crypto political operatives.
  • American CryptoFed DAO: Pro-crypto advocacy organization pursuing federal regulatory clarity through unconventional organizational structures. Comparable mission of advancing U.S. digital asset innovation policy through political action.
  • Fairshake: The largest and most established pro-crypto Super PAC, deploying tens of millions into congressional races. Directly comparable as the dominant crypto industry political spending vehicle that Fellowship PAC is positioning itself alongside rather than against.
  • Coinbase PAC: Coinbase's direct political action arm and adjacent advocacy vehicles operating in the same pro-innovation digital asset policy lane. Major competitor and potential coordination partner for crypto-aligned electoral spending.
  • Protect Progress PAC: A pro-crypto-aligned Super PAC that has already co-spent $7M+ with Fellowship PAC on key Democratic primaries in NY, MD, and UT. Operates in the same political advocacy lane and frequently coordinates on shared races.

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Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Frequently asked questions about The Fellowship PAC

What does The Fellowship PAC do?

The Fellowship PAC is an independent-expenditure-only political committee (Super PAC) that raises political contributions from crypto-aligned donors and financial institutions and deploys those funds via independent expenditures — including campaign advertising, issue advocacy ads, and public endorsements — to support U.S. federal candidates who favor transparent, predictable regulation for digital assets and pro-innovation financial policy. The PAC operates independently and does not coordinate with any candidate, campaign, or political party, complying with FEC rules governing Super PACs.

Is The Fellowship PAC a public or private company?

The Fellowship PAC is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was The Fellowship PAC founded?

The Fellowship PAC was founded in 2025.

How does The Fellowship PAC make money?

One revenue line is on record: political Contributions.

Who are The Fellowship PAC's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Senate Majority PAC, National Association of Realtors PAC and U.S. Chamber of Commerce PAC. Digital Chamber is listed as an others. Direct peers are Stand With Crypto, Blockchain Leadership Fund PAC, American CryptoFed DAO, Fairshake, Coinbase PAC and Protect Progress PAC.

Does The Fellowship PAC have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Fellowship PAC.

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BitgetFairshake ramps up election spending as CLARITY faces deadlineCrypto-backed political groups, primarily Fairshake affiliates Protect Progress and Fellowship PAC, have spent at least $7 million on key Democratic primary races, with Maryland State Delegate Adrian Boafo receiving approximately $5.5 million and New York Representative Ritchie Torres receiving around $1.5 million plus additional support. The spending coincides with ongoing negotiations in Washington over the CLARITY Act, a proposed federal regulatory framework for digital assets, as industry groups push legislators to make progress before the July 4 recess deadline. The article illustrates how crypto-funded political organizations continue deploying significant capital in congressional races while the future structure of digital asset regulation remains under debate.CoinTelegraphCrypto PAC backed by Anchorage and Chainlink announces endorsements for 2026 midtermsThe Blockchain Leadership Fund, a hybrid crypto political action committee backed by Anchorage Digital and Chainlink Labs, announced ten candidate endorsements for the 2026 US midterm elections across four Senate and six House races. FEC filings showed the PAC had raised only $175,000 as of the report date — $100,000 from Anchorage and $75,000 from Chainlink — a relatively modest amount compared to the multi-million dollar media spending already deployed by affiliated Fairshake PACs supporting some of the same candidates. The article also notes additional crypto spending流向 races in Texas, Maryland, and elsewhere, including a $500,000 Fellowship PAC expenditure for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Senate bid.CoinTelegraphCrypto PAC Fellowship Halts Support of Texas AG for Senate: ReportThe Fellowship PAC, a crypto-aligned political action committee claiming over $100 million in funding from crypto backers and partially funded by Cantor Fitzgerald, has halted its $1.75 million advertising support for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's US Senate campaign. The withdrawal reportedly came after Republican leaders questioned US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick about his connections to the PAC, with the FEC filing showing the expenditure publicly available as of Friday. The development is notable given crypto PACs' significant spending influence in US elections and pending legislation like the CLARITY Act facing delays in the Senate.The BlockGOP pressed Commerce Sec. Lutnick after crypto PAC's planned Texas move alarmed party leaders: AxiosGOP officials contacted Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick after a crypto super PAC seeded by his former firm, Cantor Fitzgerald, planned to spend $1.75 million backing Texas AG Ken Paxton. The PAC never placed the ad buy, and Republican leaders were reassured it had not aired pro-Paxton ads. The crypto angle is notable as Cantor Fitzgerald donated $10 million to the group.CoinTelegraphCrypto-aligned Fellowship PAC bets big on Texas Senate raceFellowship PAC disclosed spending $1.75 million to support Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Senate campaign against incumbent Senator John Cornyn in a May 26 runoff. The crypto-aligned PAC, led by Tether's head of government affairs Bo Hines, has spent over $3 million total on US Senate and House races, with the majority directed at the Texas race, while claiming more than $100 million in funding from undisclosed crypto-aligned investors. The article notes that crypto-backed PACs like Fellowship and Fairshake are expected to significantly influence the outcomes of the 2026 US midterm elections.CoinTelegraphCrypto-aligned Fellowship PAC bets big on Texas Senate raceFellowship PAC, led by Tether's government affairs head, spent $1.75 million supporting Texas AG Ken Paxton in his May 26 runoff against Senator John Cornyn. The PAC reported over $3 million in ads, with $350,000 each for Collins and Moore, and $250,000 and $350,000 for Louisiana races.CrowdFund InsiderPro Crypto Political Action Committee, the Fellowship PAC, Donates to Multiple RepublicansThe Fellowship PAC, a pro-crypto advocacy group, has made financial contributions and endorsements to multiple Republican candidates including Blake Miguez, Mike Collins, Julia Letlow, Pete Ricketts, and Nate Morris, who are running for various Congressional seats. The PAC also announced that Jesse Spiro, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at Tether, has been selected as its Chairman, with stated goals of supporting candidates who advocate for open markets and American leadership in innovation. The article frames crypto industry's growing political engagement as a relatively new but rapidly developing effort to influence Washington policy, contrasting it with the longer-established lobbying presence of traditional finance.CoinTelegraphCrypto PAC Fellowship Discloses $11M from Cantor Fitzgerald and AnchorageThe crypto-aligned Fellowship PAC disclosed $11 million in contributions from Cantor Fitzgerald and Anchorage Digital, with $3 million spent on advertising. The PAC, led by Tether's government affairs head, also spent $1.5 million on media buys for Republican candidates in Georgia, Nebraska, and Kentucky.CoinTelegraphCrypto-aligned super PAC begins to endorse candidates for US midtermsFellowship PAC, a crypto-aligned super PAC claiming $100 million in funding from undisclosed crypto-aligned backers, has begun endorsing candidates for the 2026 US midterms, reporting $300,000 in advertising spending for Republican Clay Fuller in Georgia's 14th Congressional District. The PAC, which launched in September 2025, has also posted endorsements for Republican candidates across five states including Senate races in Georgia, Louisiana, Nebraska, and Kentucky. The article notes this follows Fairshake PAC's $130+ million in congressional media buys during the 2024 election cycle, as crypto-backed political spending continues to grow ahead of another critical US election season.CoinTelegraphCrypto-aligned super PAC begins to endorse candidates for US midtermsFellowship PAC, a crypto-aligned super PAC, reported $300,000 in advertising for Georgia's Clay Fuller, $850,000 for Kentucky's Nate Morris, and $350,000 for Nebraska's Pete Ricketts. The spending comes about a month before Republican primaries in those states. The PAC also endorsed candidates in five states.