Cantor Fitzgerald donates $10M to crypto-focused PAC

Cantor Fitzgerald donated $10M to Fellowship PAC, supporting pro-crypto U.S. candidates. The PAC, launched with $100M, seeks to influence digital asset regulation. Anchorage Digital also contributed $1M.

Cantor Fitzgerald has donated $10 million to Fellowship PAC, a political action committee supporting candidates aligned with the cryptocurrency sector in the United States. This significant contribution, disclosed in Federal Election Commission filings and reported by multiple sources, was made in January 2026. It reflects a broader trend of increasing financial support for pro-crypto political efforts. Fellowship PAC, launched in September 2025 with over $100 million in commitments, aims to back candidates who advocate for clear and predictable digital asset regulations. The PAC is chaired by Jesse Spiro, who is associated with Tether, highlighting the growing connection between major crypto industry players and political advocacy. Anchorage Digital also contributed $1 million to the PAC. These donations underscore the rising influence of the cryptocurrency industry in U.S. political circles and its efforts to shape future regulatory policies.