暗号資産推進派のスーパーPACであるFairshakeは、火曜日に行われたケンタッキー州、アラバマ州、ジョージア州の予備選において、支援した6人の候補者を勝利に導きました。同団体はこれらの選挙戦に2000万ドル以上を投じており、結果を6戦全勝と評しています。
Fairshakeは、共和党の地盤が固い選挙区の候補者に多額の資金を投入しました。ケンタッキー州では、引退するミッチ・マコーネル上院議員の後任を決める上院予備選において、アンディ・バー下院議員を支援するために700万ドル以上を費やし、同氏は60%以上の得票率で勝利しました。アラバマ州では、バリー・ムーア下院議員の選挙戦に740万ドルを投じましたが、同氏は首位に立ったものの過半数には届かず、決選投票に臨むことになりました。
X（旧Twitter）のユーザーの間では、Fairshake PACが2000万ドルを投じてケンタッキー、アラバマ、ジョージア各州の予備選で暗号資産推進派候補を6戦全勝させたことについて議論が交わされています。反応はおおむね肯定的または中立的で、暗号資産業界の政治的影響力の拡大が注目されています。一部では規制への影響を指摘する声もあり、全体の傾向について懐疑的な意見も見られました。
🚨 Fairshake PAC, heavily backed by Ripple and Coinbase, reportedly spent over $20M supporting pro-crypto candidates across multiple state primaries…
— Nepentia 💙 XRP (@nepentia) 2026年5月21日
and just scored a major sweep 🇺🇸
That matters more than most people realize.
Because this isn’t just about campaigns anymore.…
#Crypto-backed PAC Fairshake scored several wins in US state primaries after spending nearly $20M backing pro-crypto candidates.https://t.co/GkwgiG1A8d#Lawandpixels #cryptoattorney https://t.co/VTVyhHfNjY
— Crypto Lawyer 🇭🇳🇺🇲 (@BlackSwanEsq) 2026年5月20日
Fairshake PAC says 6 primary wins signal a “bipartisan mandate” for pro-crypto policy. But the pattern may be messier—whale movement and exchange shutdown headlines can shift sentiment fast. Worth checking whether politics or market flows drove “recovery,” not just mess pic.twitter.com/ELEkEGNhsL
— Educational Purpose Only (@officialme11011) 2026年5月20日
Crypto PAC spends $20M, wins big in US primaries
— Phillip (@phillip_sh53) 2026年5月20日
Fairshake PAC's massive investment pays off, with 6 major wins.
This is huge for crypto influence in US politics, and we can expect more big moves soon. 💸🔥 pic.twitter.com/wtAyzF2isX
Fairshake PAC’s $20M win in US primaries underscores crypto’s political muscle ahead of the 2026 midterms. With candidates backed by Ripple Labs and Coinbase scoring six-for-six, the industry is clearly ready to flex its financial clout. With $193 million in the war chest, they…
— Gaal (@Gaal_ai) 2026年5月20日
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