Super PACs de cripto investem pesado para influenciar as eleições nos EUA

Empresas de criptomoedas despejaram milhões nas eleições americanas por meio de super PACs, ajudando a reformular a regulamentação e apoiando candidatos vitoriosos de diversos partidos. Seus esforços coincidiram com mudanças importantes na SEC e com novas legislações favoráveis ao setor.

Empresas de cripto investiram cerca de US$ 139 milhões durante o ciclo eleitoral de 2024 por meio de uma rede de super PACs, incluindo o Fairshake. Os grupos apoiaram candidatos em 58 disputas para a Câmara e o Senado e registraram uma taxa de sucesso de 85% entre os concorrentes apoiados. Desde então, eles já reuniram mais de US$ 220 milhões para as eleições de meio de mandato de 2026.

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