The co-founders of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, brothers Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, have each donated $500,000 to cryptocurrency lawyer John Deaton in an effort to oust anti-digital asset lobbyist Elizabeth Warren from the US Senate.

Tyler Winklevoss took to social media to denounce Massachusetts Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, declaring her one of the greatest threats to America’s prosperity. Winklevoss called Warren the “chief architect” behind the Biden administration’s war on the crypto industry. According to Winklevoss, Biden has given Warren enormous power to shape regulators and “pull their strings behind the scenes,” making U.S. regulators her de facto puppets.

“When it comes to cryptocurrency, Elizabeth Warren is public enemy number one. Cryptocurrency has the potential to level the financial playing field, bringing fairness and freedom to all. Warren should embrace that. Yet she is trying to kill the industry. Why? Because she can’t control cryptocurrency. Her lust for power and control is so great that she puts it above every single user, pretending to protect them,” Winklevoss wrote in H.

In an effort to unseat Warren as a senator, the twin brothers each donated 8 BTC to the political campaign of Republican candidate John Deaton. Deaton is a former US Marine and lawyer known for his support of cryptocurrency companies. He made a significant contribution to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit against Ripple. A few days ago, Ripple also donated $1 million to the Commonwealth Unity Fund to unseat Elizabeth Warren.

“John Deaton supports Bitcoin, other digital assets, and the cryptocurrency business in general. He will end Elizabeth Warren’s war on cryptocurrencies,” the Winklevoss brothers are sure.

Last month, Gemini’s founders each donated $1 million in Bitcoin to Donald Trump’s election campaign. Then Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell expressed his support for Trump, sending him 290 ETH ($1 million).