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According to FEC filings, Crypto.com has donated a total of $35 million to the pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc over the past year, including a $5 million donation made in January of this year.In the weeks following the latest donation, the exchange received several regulatory benefits. Yesterday, Crypto.com applied for a national trust bank charter, allowing it to provide digital asset custody, staking, and trading settlement services as a federal regulator.Additionally, Crypto.com is involved in a lawsuit with the state of Nevada regarding prediction markets and has submitted a motion in support of the company. Currently, Crypto.com has reached a strategic partnership with Trump Media & Technology Group to provide cryptocurrency ETF custody and prediction market technology support.

According to FinanceFeeds, Gemini and Crypto.com's parent company Foris Dax recently donated a total of $21 million to the pro-Trump MAGA Inc. super PAC, with Gemini contributing $1.5 million in USDC and Foris Dax donating $10 million in cash in two installments.

ChainCatcher news, the newly established super political action committee Fellowship PAC announced on Monday that it will spend over $100 million to support candidates advocating for pro-crypto policies. This is the latest initiative from the digital asset industry to overwhelm political opponents and push legislators in Washington to protect industry interests.It is worth noting that this PAC is more inclined to ally with the Republican Party and former President Trump compared to the currently dominant super PAC in the crypto industry, Fairshake. According to filed documents, the financial officer of Fellowship PAC is an executive from Wall Street firm Cantor Fitzgerald, which was previously led by Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick.According to two insiders, supporters of the organization are expected to include Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer. This foreign company recently established a U.S. entity, allowing it to provide funding to the super PAC. Tether has faced allegations of financial fraud and enabling platform crime, but has recently been actively building connections with the Trump administration, including hiring Bo Hines, who just left his position as Trump's crypto advisor last month, and working closely with Cantor Fitzgerald, operated by Lutnick's son.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, White House trade advisor Navarro stated that Powell's anti-Trump stance is unsettling.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin Shi reports, Wells Fargo stated that some positive sentiment is emerging around the prospects of a tariff compromise, but caution is still needed.Wells Fargo's New York strategist Kenn Brendan McKenna said, "I have come to realize that any statements not directly from Trump should not be traded or believed immediately, so so far, I will still show caution and tend to hedge. However, if tariffs are lowered and an agreement is reached, the Canadian dollar and Mexican peso, as well as the entire foreign exchange market, should see some relief rebound."

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, Fox News proposed to hold the Harris-Trump election debate in Pennsylvania on October 24 or 27.

ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, Palantir's Joe Lonsdale, along with cryptocurrency billionaires Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss, are major donors to Donald Trump's super PAC, which has also received support from Musk. According to documents recently submitted to the Federal Election Commission, America PAC raised $8.8 million in the second quarter, spent $7.8 million, and held just under $1 million in cash at the beginning of July.According to a knowledgeable source, Musk did not donate until July, so he was not included in this report, which covers donations from the establishment of the committee on May 22 to the end of June. The billionaire posted a message on the X platform supporting Trump after the former president was injured while speaking at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night.Lonsdale donated $1 million through his company Lonsdale Enterprises Inc. The Winklevoss brothers each donated $250,000. Other donors include Joe Craft, CEO of Alliance Resource Partners, who donated $1 million. His wife, Kelly Craft, served as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations during the Trump administration. These donations indicate that Trump's support is rising among major donors in the tech and finance sectors.