Affiliates of the crypto industry-backed super PAC network Fairshake disclosed $2.7 million in advertising spending on United States House races, according to spending reports filed on October 10, as the November 2026 midterm elections approach.

COINOTAG Update 01:17 UTC: The October 10 spending reports add a breakdown of how the $2.7 million was split.

The disclosures arrive ahead of a midterm cycle in which all 435 seats in the House of Representatives will be contested on Election Day, November 3, 2026. Filings made more than a year before votes are cast land ahead of the party primaries that will unfold across 2026, placing these advertising commitments at an early point in the election calendar. House races have been a central focus for the Fairshake network, whose committees spent heavily in congressional contests during the 2024 election cycle, and the chamber's composition carries weight for the digital asset sector because its members vote on federal legislation affecting cryptocurrency.

Fairshake is a federal super PAC formed in 2023 and financed by major digital asset companies and investors, including Coinbase, Ripple and the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Its stated mission is to support candidates from both major parties who favor continued development of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology in the United States. Under federal election law, super PACs registered with the Federal Election Commission may accept unlimited contributions from corporations and individuals, provided they operate independently of candidate campaigns and disclose their donors.

The network also runs affiliated committees, including Defend American Jobs and Protect Progress, which back candidates in individual congressional races. During the 2024 cycle, the Fairshake network raised more than $200 million, ranking it among the largest outside spending groups in United States congressional elections, and its advertising campaigns were widely credited with helping pro-crypto candidates win House and Senate seats.

The latest filings indicate that the network's committees have begun committing resources to House contests in the current election cycle, with the October 10 reports providing a breakdown of how the $2.7 million in House race advertising was divided. How that allocation maps onto specific districts and candidates should become clearer as the cycle progresses, with super PACs required to file regular reports with the Federal Election Commission identifying the races their advertising targets.

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