Tyler Winklevoss called SEC Chairman Gary Gensler and FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg "lapdogs" and "attack dogs.
Pro-XRP lawyers received $1 million from the Winklevoss twins to defeat Senator Warren.
the Winklevoss twins accused SEC Chairman Gary Gensler and FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg of using agency authority to push Senator Warren's anti-cryptocurrency agenda, calling both "lapdogs and attack dogs.
On Thursday, July 18, Gemini crypto exchange owner Winklevoss Twins announced that he has donated $1 million in bitcoins to the SuperPAC Foundation, which is supporting pro-XRP attorney John Deaton's pro-XRP agenda against Senator Warren.
This is the second major donation from a billionaire crypto investor in the past month. Last month, the Winklevoss twins donated $2 million to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. According to a statement, the donation will go to the Commonwealth Unity Fund, a newly launched "super" political action fund aimed at supporting Deaton.
I also just donated $500,000 (8 BTC) in bitcoins to help @DeatonforSenate defeat @SenWarren in the Senate race.
Below is a summary of the donation:
Commenting, James Murphy, head of fundraising at the PAC, told Fox Business:
We are extremely grateful to Ripple and to Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss for supporting the Commonwealth Unity Fund. I think they are opening people's eyes to the reality that John Deaton will absolutely #win in November.
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Deaton declined to comment because federal election law requires a strict legal separation between a candidate and the superpacs supporting him, known as the "Chinese wall.
Elizabeth Warren is one of the biggest threats to U. S. prosperity. When it comes to #cryptocurrency , she is enemy number one, Tyler Winklevoss wrote on Thursday.
dogs, as he called them.
Despite Warren's unpopularity in the crypto community, she has a chance to win in November.
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