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Winklevoss twins pump $21M into new crypto super PAC
Cryptocurrency billionaires Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss said Wednesday they are pouring $21 million into a new group aimed at supporting conservative candidates who are friendly toward the digital assets industry, creating a new source of crypto campaign cash that is poised to shake up the 2026 midterms. The new group the twins are funding, the Digital Freedom Fund PAC, is at least the third super PAC aimed at supporting pro-crypto candidates. Unlike the largest crypto super PAC, a deep-pocketed group known as Fairshake that backs industry-friendly candidates in both parties, the Winklevoss-backed effort appears ... (full story)
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