The Digital Chamber, a cryptocurrency policy advocacy organization in Washington, is expanding its global operations through a partnership with CryptoUK—the UK’s leading digital asset association. Under the agreement, the CryptoUK team will operate under The Digital Chamber as both the UK and the US simultaneously develop regulatory frameworks for digital assets. CEO Cody Carbone stated that this move will enhance the ability to protect member interests in the international market.
In the US, lawmakers continue to refine cryptocurrency regulatory bills after passing stablecoin regulations. Meanwhile, the UK is implementing a phased regulatory roadmap to become a global digital asset hub while still ensuring user safety. CryptoUK Director Su Carpenter believes the partnership will strengthen knowledge sharing and support regulatory coordination between the two countries. The Digital Chamber is also expanding its policy advocacy efforts at the state level in the US.
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The Digital Chamber teams up with CryptoUK to expand influence in the race to develop a digital asset regulatory framework
The Digital Chamber, a cryptocurrency policy advocacy organization in Washington, is expanding its global operations through a partnership with CryptoUK—the UK’s leading digital asset association. Under the agreement, the CryptoUK team will operate under The Digital Chamber as both the UK and the US simultaneously develop regulatory frameworks for digital assets. CEO Cody Carbone stated that this move will enhance the ability to protect member interests in the international market.
In the US, lawmakers continue to refine cryptocurrency regulatory bills after passing stablecoin regulations. Meanwhile, the UK is implementing a phased regulatory roadmap to become a global digital asset hub while still ensuring user safety. CryptoUK Director Su Carpenter believes the partnership will strengthen knowledge sharing and support regulatory coordination between the two countries. The Digital Chamber is also expanding its policy advocacy efforts at the state level in the US.