Fellowship PAC began supporting Democrats, although its launch was accompanied by enthusiasm for US President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency policy. Since June 2026, the committee has paid for a campaign in favor of 3 representatives of the other party: $300,000 to Congressman Richie Torres, $150,000 each to Senator Mark Warner and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander. The US Election Commission recorded these expenditures on June 15, July 27 and August 31. It turned out that the party was more difficult than the sign change. Fellowship PAC's entire independent election campaign for the cycle totaled $4.45 million. Democrats were allocated $600,000, i.e. 13.5%. The committee sent the remaining 86.5% to support Republicans, including Senators Lindsey Graham and Pete Ricketts. News outlets have changed recipients since June, but the overall story remains Republican. Super PACs have the right to raise large donations and insist on campaign advertising themselves. The money remains in the hands of the committee or its contractors; The candidate does not accept it for his account. In the scholarship PAC reports, the advertising contractor Nxum Group appears alongside all three Democrats. So $600,000 goes through one company, and other participants get political benefits from advertising. The recipient of the advertising payments was the contractor, not the politician. Nxum Group has a remarkable biography. Its founders include Bo Haynes, Trump's former digital assets adviser. After leaving the White House in August 2025, he took over the role of head of the US business of Kesharah, which issues the dollar stablecoin USDT. The wiretap was unable to determine whether Haynes personally handled invitations for Fellowship PAC. But the contractor, created by a former Trump adviser and current top U.S. liaison, operates a fund that pays for the Democrats' promotion. The industry works with politicians regardless of partisan slogans. The contributor explains why such work is carried out on a large scale. Financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald transferred $10 million to the committee in January.

Fellowship PAC began supporting Democrats, although its launch was accompanied by enthusiasm for US President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency policy. Since June 2026, the committee has paid for a campaign in favor of 3 representatives of the other party: $300,000 to Congressman Richie Torres, $150,000 each to Senator Mark Warner and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander. The US Election Commission recorded these expenditures on June 15, July 27 and August 31. It turned out that the party was more difficult than the sign change. Fellowship PAC's entire independent election campaign for the cycle totaled $4.45 million. Democrats were allocated $600,000, i.e. 13.5%. The committee sent the remaining 86.5% to support Republicans, including Senators Lindsey Graham and Pete Ricketts. News outlets have changed recipients since June, but the overall story remains Republican. Super PACs have the right to raise large donations and insist on campaign advertising themselves. The money remains in the hands of the committee or its contractors; The candidate does not accept it for his account. In the scholarship PAC reports, the advertising contractor Nxum Group appears alongside all three Democrats. So $600,000 goes through one company, and other participants get political benefits from advertising. The recipient of the advertising payments was the contractor, not the politician. Nxum Group has a remarkable biography. Its founders include Bo Haynes, Trump's former digital assets adviser. After leaving the White House in August 2025, he took over the role of head of the US business of Kesharah, which issues the dollar stablecoin USDT. The wiretap was unable to determine whether Haynes personally handled invitations for Fellowship PAC. But the contractor, created by a former Trump adviser and current top U.S. liaison, operates a fund that pays for the Democrats' promotion. The industry works with politicians regardless of partisan slogans. The contributor explains why such work is carried out on a large scale. Financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald transferred $10 million to the committee in January.