- The Digital Chamber launches State Network to advocate pro-crypto policy
- Focus on 2026 U.S. midterm elections preparation.
- Impacts include greater clarity and institutional confidence.
The Digital Chamber of Commerce, led by CEO Cody Carbonell, has launched a State Network focused on pro-crypto policies ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections.
This initiative seeks to unify crypto legislation at the state level, aiming to enhance market conditions and foster educational growth across the country.
The Digital Chamber of Commerce has launched a State Network aiming to boost pro-crypto policies ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Led by Cody Carbone and Cody Carbonell, the initiative highlights the need for state-level advocacy for cryptocurrency regulation.
“We need a unified state-level voice to position the U.S. as a leader in the crypto space, with education as a key component.” — Cody Carbonell, CEO, The Digital Chamber
With support from industry leaders such as Joseph Sticco and Dominik Schiener, the Digital Chamber aims to educate policymakers and engage with younger legislators. The initiative’s goal is to foster a pro-crypto environment across all state levels.
Expected effects of this campaign include increased support for blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This is anticipated to create a favorable market environment, improving the position of the U.S. on the global crypto stage.
Financial implications are notable, with grants allocated to universities and state associations to build education and infrastructure. This approach aims at grassroots mobilization to enhance crypto literacy among future leaders.
The initiative continues trends established by prior federal legislation like the GENIUS Act. By replicating previous state-level successes in places like Wyoming, the initiative hopes to boost U.S. leadership in digital finance.
Historical events provide context for expected outcomes, such as greater clarity and adoption of blockchain solutions in regulated jurisdictions. Key stakeholders expect an increase in institutional investment and regulatory improvements.
