Cody Carbone, the CEO of The Digital Chamber, said in a statement that through collaboration with Future Caucus, the initiative hopes to develop leaders ready to introduce and support crypto legislation. Crypto advocacy group The Digital Chamber has launched a new initiative to drive digital asset policies at the state level across the US and educate lawmakers in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections. Called the State Network, the initiative is aimed at establishing a collaborative ecosystem connecting policymakers, regulators and the industry that want to advance blockchain adoption across the US, The Digital Chamber announced on Monday. Inaugural members of the network include Michael Saylor’s company Strategy, proof-of-stake public distributed ledger Hedera and blockchain infrastructure research company Input Output, according to The Digital Chamber. Read more Cody Carbone, the CEO of The Digital Chamber, said in a statement that through collaboration with Future Caucus, the initiative hopes to develop leaders ready to introduce and support crypto legislation. Crypto advocacy group The Digital Chamber has launched a new initiative to drive digital asset policies at the state level across the US and educate lawmakers in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections. Called the State Network, the initiative is aimed at establishing a collaborative ecosystem connecting policymakers, regulators and the industry that want to advance blockchain adoption across the US, The Digital Chamber announced on Monday. Inaugural members of the network include Michael Saylor’s company Strategy, proof-of-stake public distributed ledger Hedera and blockchain infrastructure research company Input Output, according to The Digital Chamber. Read more
Digital Chamber seeks to guide crypto policy across US states
Cody Carbone, the CEO of The Digital Chamber, said in a statement that through collaboration with Future Caucus, the initiative hopes to develop leaders ready to introduce and support crypto legislation.
Crypto advocacy group The Digital Chamber has launched a new initiative to drive digital asset policies at the state level across the US and educate lawmakers in the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections.
Called the State Network, the initiative is aimed at establishing a collaborative ecosystem connecting policymakers, regulators and the industry that want to advance blockchain adoption across the US, The Digital Chamber announced on Monday.
Inaugural members of the network include Michael Saylor’s company Strategy, proof-of-stake public distributed ledger Hedera and blockchain infrastructure research company Input Output, according to The Digital Chamber.
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