The Digital Chamber is launching a new initiative aimed at strengthening state-level regulation of digital assets and increasing knowledge about blockchain technology. The program, called the State Network, brings together industry leaders and lawmakers to prepare for the upcoming 2026 U.S. midterm elections. This initiative builds on partnerships with Future Caucus and will focus on educating current and future legislators on cryptocurrency concepts. The State Network aims to foster collaboration among members such as Hedera, Strategy, Trondao, Input Output HK, and Cryptocom. An inaugural cohort of industry leaders has joined The Digital Chamber, including Michael Saylor’s enterprise Strategy, Hedera, and Input Output. These early members will contribute to policy development and advocacy efforts across states. Beyond policy work, a Microgrants Program is scheduled for 2026, funding local blockchain communities and research groups focused on policy-oriented initiatives. The initiative seeks to support grassroots blockchain innovation. The State Network has already begun engaging with state legislators in New York, Arizona, Ohio and New Hampshire, focusing on increasing awareness of blockchain technologies among policymakers. The program is set to launch a 2026 Digital Asset Tour to educate lawmakers in different states, offering direct briefings and workshops.