At the time of their most recent filings with the Federal Election Commission, the collection of related PACs had about $164 million on hand at the end of April, though they were spending at a rapid clip.

Tuesday’s result — with Moore taking almost 56% of the vote — will likely counter the industry’s setback in Illinois, where Fairshake spent more than $10 million trying to defeat Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, who went on to claim victory in the Democratic primary, all but guaranteeing that the next Senate would have a member who crypto interests spent heavily against. Most of Fairshake’s outcomes have been successful, though, and the latest win joins what’s shaping up as a full roster of successful primary candidates backed by the…