Armstrong: Fairshake PAC Raised Hundreds of Millions with 2M Crypto Advocates
Brian Armstrong · Coinbase CEO Explains the Future of Crypto · Jun 4, 2025 · at 5:18
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong explains the scale of political organizing and Super PAC fundraising deployed during the US elections to elect pro-crypto candidates.
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“We had like two million Advocates who raised their hand in the US saying they wanted to elect a pro crypto Congress and candidates. We had like a couple hundred million dollars in the fair shake super pack.”
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