The Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy group, announced Monday the launch of a new initiative called "State Network", which aims to drive digital asset policymaking at the state level in the United States and educate lawmakers on cryptocurrencies ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The initiative will connect policymakers, regulators, and industry players to advance the adoption of blockchain technology in the United States.
The first members include Michael Saylor's Strategy, proof-of-stake distributed ledger Hedera, and blockchain infrastructure research firm Input Output. Through a partnership with nonprofit Future Caucus, State Network will develop leaders who can introduce and support digital asset legislation.
The program will also launch a Microgrants Program pilot program in 2026 to provide funding support to state blockchain associations, university blockchain clubs, and community innovation organizations to develop policy tools and regulatory sandboxes. Currently, State Network is working in four states: New York, Arizona, Ohio, and New Hampshire, and plans to conduct a nationwide 2026 digital asset tour next year.
Crypto advocacy group The Digital Chamber launches State Network initiative to promote crypto policies in U.S. states
2025-11-18 04:35:02
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