Paul Barron Network
Digital Freedom Tracker
About & Tips · Why this tracker exists

A free tool for self-sovereignty

Why the Paul Barron Network built the Digital Freedom Tracker, what donations fund, and how to submit a tip, issue, or lead.

Scores as of Nov 14, 2026 · How scores work →

Why we built this

The Paul Barron Network provides the Digital Freedom Tracker as a free Digital Freedom Tracker and self-sovereignty tool for anyone to use. The point is simple: you should be able to see where your representatives stand on crypto, AI, privacy and the bank lobby, and hold both parties accountable.

If you hold crypto — or care about self-custody, financial privacy, or how AI is regulated — the votes that matter are taken in Congress, by members of both parties. Some of those members also raise money from banks, financial-institution PACs and executives. Some resist that lobby. This tracker puts the record, and the money, in one place, with a source for every scored item. If we don’t have verified evidence, the grade is n/a. We don’t guess.

Accountability that only points one direction isn’t accountability. Question everything — including this tracker.

The Paul Barron Network is an independent media company covering finance, tech and crypto, ranked #1 in the 2026 Crypto Universal Podcast Ranking by Xcelcast.

What donations fund

Donations go to hosting, research resources and, eventually, an independent media lobby to support personal privacy and digital freedom issues. If you want to support that work, you can donate with ETH or USDC. Donations are not tax-deductible.

Submit a tip, issue, or lead

Use this form to send an issue with the tracker, a lead we should look into, or a whistleblower tip. Submissions are anonymous unless you choose to leave contact information. We research each tip for validity. Nothing is published from a tip without verification.

Leave this blank to stay anonymous. If you add contact information, we will use it only to follow up on this tip.

Donate to support the research · About & Tips · Paul Barron Network: Home · Research · Membership · Digital Freedom Tracker v1.5. Sources: congress.gov, senate.gov, clerk.house.gov, FEC, unitedstates/congress-legislators, and cited press. Scores are editorial analysis, not endorsements. Every scored item links to its source in the member's expanded card.