Crypto / Digital Assets
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Entities (124)
Cryptocurrency memecoin ($TRUMP) launched in January 2025 and promoted as the official Trump memecoin.
Venture capital firm, formerly AH Capital Management, L.L.C. FEC Schedule A records $67,000,000.01 from the firm to the Fairshake super PAC network in the 2024 cycle. Partners Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz gave separately as individuals.
Nonprofit organization. Received $75,000 grant in 2024. Purpose: BITCOIN DEVELOPMENT FUND
Cyrptocurrency Machines & Transactions
A Cleveland-area network of more than a dozen automobile dealerships built and run by Bernie Moreno after he moved to Ohio in 2005. He largely divested before his 2024 Senate run.
Blockchain Technological Platform
Cryptocurrency exchange
U.S. arm of Binance cryptocurrency exchange. Brian Brooks briefly served as CEO (April-August 2021) after leaving the OCC.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Leading global industry organization focused on growth of Bitcoin commerce
Cryptocurrency kiosk operator
501(c)6 organization. Received $119,042 grant in 2023. Purpose: Free and Open Source Software Development
Research organization focused on bitcoin and digital-asset policy.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Blockchain infrastructure company. Jonathan Gould (Trump OCC nominee) served as Chief Legal Officer.
Federal agency BLM
Trade association representing the blockchain industry in Washington, DC.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Nonprofit organization. Received $10,000 grant in 2024. Purpose: BITCOIN DEVELOPMENT FUND
This Limited Liability Corporation purchases, holds, and sells blockchain web 3 domains
Blockchain analysis company
Cryptocurrency investigation and transaction monitoring solutions company
Blockchain Analysis Company
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Political action committee.
Cleveland-based blockchain company founded by Bernie Moreno in 2018 that digitizes vehicle title and registration records. The company sells the technology to U.S. states and dealers.
Cryptocurrency and financial services company
501(C)(3) organization. Received $15,000 grant in 2024. Purpose: OPERATIONS
Federal agency CMS
​Non-profit research and advocacy center focused on digital currency technology policy
Cryptocurrency exchange (Coinbase Global, Inc.). Largest single corporate funder of the Fairshake super-PAC network: $75.5M in federal political contributions in the 2024 FEC cycle, of which $68.5M went to Fairshake directly.
Political action committee.
Federal agency CFTC
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Blockchain software and services developer
Federal agency CFPB
Financial industry
Trade association engaged on legal and regulatory matters related to cryptocurrency.
The cryptocurrency and blockchain sector, whose trade groups and companies fund Fairshake and its affiliate PACs.
Crypto-aligned super PAC affiliated with Fairshake, focused on Republican candidates in the 2024 cycle.
Education on decentralized finance and achieve regulatory clarity for the DeFi ecosystem.
Federal agency DOD
Federal agency DOE
Federal agency DHS
Federal agency TREAS
Blockchain Applications
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Federal agency EAB
Federal agency EBSA
Federal agency EPA
Federal agency FAA
The primary crypto industry super PAC, funded principally by Coinbase, Ripple, and Andreessen Horowitz. Active in the 2024 federal cycle.
Federal agency FBI
Federal agency FCC
Federal agency FDIC
Federal agency FEC
Federal agency FEMA
Federal agency FERC
Government affairs
Federal agency FRTIB
Federal agency FTC
Federal agency FINCEN
Federal agency FNA
Financial services platform
Financial services platform
Federal agency FRS
Federal agency FTA
Government affairs consulting
Political action committee.
Operating entity of the BitMEX crypto derivatives exchange. Pardoned by President Trump on March 28, 2025.
Foreign principal, SEYCHELLES
Provides educational resources, news, and analysis on the cryptocurrency market.
Federal agency BIS
Federal agency IRS
501(c)(3) PC organization. Received $25,000 grant in 2023. Purpose: General operating support
finance
Cryptocurrency mining
Financial industry
501(C)(3) organization. Received $50,000 grant in 2024. Purpose: BITCOIN DEVELOPMENT FUND
Federal agency NCUA
Federal agency NHTSA
Federal agency NRC
Federal agency OFAC
Federal agency OCC
Research-driven technology investment firm, focusing on crypto and related technologies
Digital Asset Exchange
Political action committee.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Digital assets infrastructure
Crypto-aligned super PAC affiliated with Fairshake, focused on Democratic candidates in the 2024 cycle.
Political action committee.
Blockchain payments company (XRP). Contributed $4,000,000 to the Fairshake network in the 2024 FEC cycle while defending an SEC enforcement action.
Crypto subsidiary of Robinhood Markets. SEC closed investigation February 21, 2025 without enforcement action.
Federal agency RUS
Federal agency SBA
Federal agency SEC
501(c)(4) social welfare organization
Federal agency STB
Issuer of USDT, the largest stablecoin by market cap. Hired Bo Hines as Strategic Advisor after his departure from the White House Crypto Council in August 2025.
Blockchain-enabled platform.
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
Decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) using blockchain technology
Federal agency USCIS
Developer of the Uniswap decentralized exchange protocol. SEC closed investigation February 25, 2025 without enforcement action.
Developer of DeFi Software
Organization identified through public comments on regulations.gov
DeFi crypto platform launched by Trump family in 2024. Sold $WLFI tokens raising $550M+.
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