FAIRSHAKE
Super PAC. Unauthorized.
Financial snapshot
FEC bulk summary totals through Jul 31, 2026
The operating-payment card uses selected loaded reports for 2025–2026, with $1,299,995 in identified noncash accounting offsets excluded. It is not total committee spending or an audited cash-flow balance. The other cards use the FEC summary; its coverage can differ from the indexed operating records.
Original FEC disbursements and reporting context
FEC reported disbursements: $88,663,413 through Jul 31, 2026. This original filing total may include noncash accounting offsets. It is retained for reconciliation, not shown as money paid to vendors. The indexed-payment figure is calculated from its own source records, not by subtracting full-cycle offsets from a potentially different FEC reporting period.
PAC focus
Curated classification · Reviewed 2026-09-11
Its stated focus is a clearer U.S. regulatory and legal framework for cryptocurrency and blockchain development.
Current research description, not an FEC committee-type code or a party affiliation. It does not classify the views of contributors or recipients.
Purpose and activities
2025–2026 · Background research
Stated purpose
AI summary of cited sources · Not FEC reportedFairshake supports candidates committed to securing the United States as the home to innovators building the next generation of the internet. The PAC aims to provide blockchain innovators with a clearer regulatory and legal framework to enable the growth of the open blockchain economy in the United States. It operates as a federal independent expenditure-only committee.
Inferred focus
Inferred from documented evidence · Not a finding of motiveFairshake's focus is on influencing elections to support candidates who advocate for policies that foster innovation in the blockchain and broader internet technology sectors. The PAC aims to create a favorable regulatory and legal environment for blockchain development in the United States.
- Blockchain Technology
- Technological Innovation
Candidate connections
Candidate identity and documented relationships · 2025–2026
No candidate connection found in the registration links or sender-reported committee transfers checked for this cycle. Conduit routing and independent spending are not included in this check.
FEC-reported relationships
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Registration details
Locally ingested FEC master-file snapshot for 2025–2026
- Committee type
- Super PAC
- Designation
- Unauthorized
- Party affiliation
- No party affiliation reported
- Treasurer
- PHILIPCZYK, BRANDON
- Filing cadence
- Monthly filer
- Organization type
- Not reported
- Connected organization
- Not reported
- Cycles loaded
- 2026, 2024
- Registered address
- 2038 FORD PARKWAY · #404 · ST. PAUL, MN, 55116
Political alignment
Registration, linked-candidate, and disclosed money-flow evidence
FEC registration: Super PAC; no party affiliation reported. Classification basis: Inferred from activity. This describes disclosed financial activity, not an official party registration or ideological score. The figures below separately preserve the filer’s Schedule E support and opposition designations.
- Supporting
- $0
- Opposing
- $13,158,948
Source & provenance
Trace this profile back to the public record
42d37e8fcc3057fc1f3535b56e8508d6ef100f544d07b475b06a3d30950ac650Financial figures are processed FEC totals and may change when amended reports are filed. Registration fields preserve raw master-file values loaded for the 2025–2026 snapshot.