Winklevoss twins put roughly $26 million behind pro-Trump super PAC this cycle

Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss have contributed a combined total of approximately $26 million this election cycle, mostly to MAGA Inc., the super PAC backing Donald Trump. That figure comes from a Reuters analysis of Federal Election Commission filings. Each twin gave nearly $13 million on his own. That places the Gemini co-founders among the largest crypto-executive donors Reuters examined. Where the money went Reuters found that a group of ultra-wealthy executives who built fortunes in and around crypto have spent more than $56 million so far during the current cycle. Their money has flowed to crypto-friendly candidates and to crypto-focused super PACs. According to federal filings cited by Reuters, crypto’s total political blitz this cycle stands at $175 million. The Bitcoin paper trail The latest figures cap a run of large crypto-denominated donations. Earlier, each twin gave roughly $1 million in Bitcoin to Trump’s 2024 campaign. In August 2025, the twins sent approximately $21 million in Bitcoin, around 188 BTC, to the Digital Freedom Fund. DFF is a Republican-aligned PAC that backs pro-crypto candidates and legislative efforts, and the research identifies a $21.3 million donat...