[Fellowship PAC, which pledged to invest $100 million in cryptocurrency, has no actual funds] According to Deep Tide TechFlow on February 26, as reported by CoinDesk, Fellowship PAC, which had pledged to invest $100 million to support pro-cryptocurrency candidates, has yet to take any substantial action. Based on the latest data disclosed by the U.S. Federal Election Commission, this political action committee has not raised any funds. Fellowship PAC was announced in September last year, with reports at the time suggesting that stablecoin issuer Tether might be its backer. However, a Tether spokesperson recently stated that 'Tether International has no affiliation with Fellowship.' The committee's registration documents show its financial director as Mitchell Nobel, who is the Director of Digital Asset Strategy at Cantor Fitzgerald. The company's CEO, Howard Lutnick, was previously the Secretary of Commerce in the Trump administration. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency industry's major super PAC, Fairshake, has announced it holds $193 million in funds and has already begun supporting its first round of campaigns.