Crypto PAC Drops $5M to Boost Barry Moore’s Campaign

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Crypto PAC Drops $5 Million to Boost Barry Moore’s Senate Campaign

Written by Aaron S.,

Editor-In-Chief

Last Updated: February 11, 2026

Key Takeaways

Defend American Jobs plans a $5 million push for Barry Moore’s Senate bid through TV ads that feature support from Donald Trump;
Fairshake promotes Moore as a strong ally of its crypto goals and receives funding from major industry firms such as Coinbase and Ripple Labs;
Moore brings experience from Congress and past work on digital asset policy and shows clear support for the direction of US crypto regulation.

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Crypto PAC Drops $5 Million to Boost Barry Moore’s Senate Campaign

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Defend American Jobs, a group tied to the crypto-focused PAC Fairshake, plans to invest $5 million behind Barry Moore’s run for the US Senate, according to Bloomberg.

Bloomberg reported that the ads will air on broadcast television and the Fox News Channel and will include clips of US President Donald Trump offering his support for Moore.

Super PACs can collect money from companies and associations, but they cannot give funds directly to political campaigns or work with them on strategy.

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They use their resources to produce ads and other messages to influence voters.

Fairshake described Moore as a candidate who supports its goals. According to the statement cited by Bloomberg:

We are proud to stand with Barry Moore, a leader who will fight for economic growth and make America the crypto capital.

Fairshake is one of the more active crypto-related political committees and receives financial backing from firms such as Coinbase $2.07B and Ripple Labs.

Moore was elected to Congress in 2020 and served on the House Agriculture Committee.

The committee reviewed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in 2025, which brought him into policy discussions on digital assets. He has also expressed support for the broader direction of US crypto policy.

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