The cryptocurrency advocacy organization Digital Chamber has launched a new initiative aimed at promoting digital asset policies at the state level across the United States and educating lawmakers ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
The initiative, named State Network, is designed to establish a collaborative ecosystem connecting policymakers, regulators, and industry professionals who wish to advance blockchain adoption nationwide, Digital Chamber announced on Monday.
According to Digital Chamber, the first members of the network include Michael Saylor's company Strategy, the proof-of-stake public distributed ledger Hedera, and the blockchain infrastructure research firm Input Output.
At the same time, through a partnership with the nonprofit organization Future Caucus, State Network aims to educate lawmakers in targeted states to ensure they have the expertise to help formulate cryptocurrency policies.
Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone stated in a press release that the collaboration with Future Caucus also aims to spread cryptocurrency knowledge to future leaders.
Cryptocurrency has already played a significant role in the 2024 federal elections, with cryptocurrency companies spending over $134 million on campaign contributions and media buys.
In addition to education and promoting unified legislative action, State Network also includes a small grant program pilot project to help develop state blockchain associations, university blockchain clubs, and community innovation groups.
According to Digital Chamber, the grant pilot project is planned to launch in 2026, aimed at developing policy tools and sandboxes to further advance digital asset legislation and promote grassroots policy education.
The U.S. has a choice: let fragmented state blockchain policies hold innovation back or turn them into a coordinated engine for growth and competitiveness. Today, we’re proud to launch The Digital Chamber’s State Network. 🧵https://t.co/P8eUgSQcKd pic.twitter.com/3sJ1ofxqz2
State Network Executive Director Anastasia Dellaccio stated that these grants are the organization's "first effort to cultivate advocacy groups ready to mobilize education and advocacy work in state capitals across the country."
"We are proud to provide tangible support to emerging groups committed to educating policymakers on the benefits of developing principled digital asset policies," she added.
Before the official launch on Monday, Digital Chamber stated that its State Network had already been working in four states—New York, Arizona, Ohio, and New Hampshire—to educate lawmakers about blockchain.
Next year, there are also plans for a state advocacy tour, namely the 2026 Digital Asset Tour, aimed at engaging with lawmakers and policymakers from state legislatures nationwide.
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Original article: “Digital Chamber Launches State Network Initiative to Guide U.S. State Cryptocurrency Policies”
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