You know, ever since I began speaking out about how the crypto industry should follow the same basic rules as banks and all other financial institutions, the crypto lobby has been pretty upset with me, and has been working to defeat me. If you’re fired up now to defeat these special interests like them who are trying to buy elections and hand-pick politicians who only work for them, please pitch in here. I’ll explain more below.

So they recruited a crypto-lawyer from Rhode Island to run against me. He’s a self-funder who can donate $1 million to his campaign at a time.

And the crypto lobby is also pouring money into this race. Just this past month, we found out that a Super PAC supporting my opponent raked in $2 million from three massive donations — from two crypto billionaires and one big crypto firm.

To put that into perspective: That’s over half a million more than our campaign had raised in the three months prior. Just like that.

They’re hellbent on defeating me because I’m fighting for fair consumer protections and working families instead of their bottom line. Not to mention, defeating me in Massachusetts would virtually guarantee a GOP-controlled Senate.

So while those billionaires and special interests are supporting my opponent, we need to respond with strong, grassroots support. Look, I know for certain that our movement is stronger than theirs, but this campaign relies on a large number of supporters pitching in a little at a time vs. a small number of billionaires and special interests pitching in a lot at a time.

In the latest fundraising quarter, the average amount people donated to our campaign was about $25. That is a sign of how we are building a grassroots campaign. And that is exactly the type of campaign I want to run — one that centers working people, advocates for working people, and puts power in the hands of working people.

Thousands of supporters chipping in $25 at a time — vs. two billionaires and one company fueling a Super PAC. I’ll take this team any day of the week. But this type of grassroots fundraising model only works if everyone keeps pitching in whatever they can, whenever they can.

This is the difference between a government that works great for those at the top and a government that can work for everyone. So can you please pitch in $25 or anything you can right now to respond to this Super PACs funding with a strong surge of grassroots support for my re-election campaign?