Ripple Co-Founder Chris Larsen Pours $22.5M Into US Midterm Elections.
Ripple executive chairman Chris Larsen has contributed at least $22.5 million to federal candidates and Super PACs during the 2026 US midterm election cycle.
His contributions include $6 million to the renewable-energy-backed Tomorrow Coalition and more than $4 million to a Super PAC supporting AI safety advocate Alex Bores.
Larsen has raised concerns about rapid AI development and the lack of regulatory oversight, even proposing a pause on new AI infrastructure construction until regulatory rules are established.
Crypto money is entering the political arena. AI regulation and clean energy are now part of the battle.
Ripple executive chairman Chris Larsen has contributed at least $22.5 million to federal candidates and Super PACs during the 2026 US midterm election cycle.
His contributions include $6 million to the renewable-energy-backed Tomorrow Coalition and more than $4 million to a Super PAC supporting AI safety advocate Alex Bores.
Larsen has raised concerns about rapid AI development and the lack of regulatory oversight, even proposing a pause on new AI infrastructure construction until regulatory rules are established.
Crypto money is entering the political arena. AI regulation and clean energy are now part of the battle.
