Crypto PACs Spend $2.7M on House Races With 22 Days to Midterms

The notable shift here is timing and channel: crypto money is moving from lobbying and litigation toward direct electoral spending in the final stretch, when ad dollars buy the most attention. That raises the stakes for how digital-asset policy gets framed as a partisan rather than technical issue, and it puts candidates in close races in the position of having to answer for industry backing. Whether this outlay is matched by comparable spending from other crypto-linked groups, and whether the targeted seats actually move, is the open question.