State Network Launches to Guide US Crypto Rules

State Network Launches to Guide US Crypto Rules and Education

Written by Aaron S.,

Editor-In-Chief

Last Updated: November 18, 2025

Key Takeaways

The Digital Chamber’s State Network will guide US states in shaping fair crypto and blockchain policies ahead of the 2026 elections;
Partnering with Future Caucus, the initiative will train lawmakers to make informed decisions on digital asset legislation;
A new Microgrants Program will fund local blockchain groups and university clubs to boost education and advocacy at the state level.

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The Digital Chamber has started a new project to guide states across the US in handling digital assets and blockchain regulations ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

The project, known as the State Network, brings together lawmakers, regulators, and people from the crypto industry.

The first members of the network include Michael Saylor’s Strategy, the blockchain platform Hedera HBAR $0.1495 , and the research firm Input Output. These organizations represent different parts of the digital asset industry and will take part in discussions and planning under the State Network.

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A key part of the project involves a partnership with the Future Caucus. Through this partnership, the State Network plans to train and inform state leaders so they can make informed decisions about digital assets.

Cody Carbone, CEO of The Digital Chamber, explained that this partnership aims to build a group of informed policymakers who can introduce and support fair and effective digital asset legislation.

The initiative also includes a Microgrants Program, which will provide small grants to help state-level blockchain groups, university clubs, and local innovation organizations grow their activities.

These grants are meant to help communities organize educational and advocacy events focused on blockchain and digital asset policy.

Anastasia Dellaccio, executive director of the State Network, said the grants mark an early step in supporting local groups that want to promote a better understanding of crypto issues among policymakers.

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