CryptoUK Joins The Digital Chamber as U.S.–U.K. Digital Asset Regulation Enters Crucial Phase

The Digital Chamber, a leading crypto advocacy organization based in Washington, D.C., has taken a major step toward expanding its global influence by officially integrating CryptoUK, the United Kingdom’s foremost digital asset trade association. Under this new structure, the CryptoUK team will now operate within The Digital Chamber’s organizational umbrella—symbolizing a unified front as the U.S. and U.K. advance their respective digital asset regulatory frameworks.

Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone described the partnership as a pivotal move that will allow the organizations to better champion the innovations being built by their members. Carbone emphasized that as global markets evolve, a coordinated transatlantic advocacy effort is essential to ensure that digital asset companies have the regulatory clarity and support they need to thrive.

In the United States, lawmakers continue to work on comprehensive crypto legislation, following the passage of stablecoin regulatory measures earlier this summer. Federal regulators are now focused on implementing those stablecoin rules—an effort viewed as a foundational step in bringing digital assets into the country’s formal financial system.

The United Kingdom, meanwhile, is pursuing a phased regulatory strategy aimed at balancing innovation with consumer protection. The British government has openly stated its ambition to transform the U.K. into a global hub for digital assets while maintaining financial stability. Despite this ambition, some observers argue that the U.S. may be pulling ahead in the race to become the world’s leading crypto center, particularly as regulatory clarity improves across several states.

CryptoUK’s Executive Director Su Carpenter echoed a strong sense of alignment between the two organizations, noting that both share similar goals and values. Carpenter emphasized that the partnership will enhance cross-jurisdictional knowledge sharing, improve resource access, and strengthen member advocacy at a crucial time for U.S.–U.K. regulatory coordination.

The partnership builds on initiatives The Digital Chamber launched in November, when it introduced a State Network across the U.S. to promote digital asset policies at local and state levels. Part of this initiative includes supporting pro-crypto candidates ahead of the 2026 midterm elections—a sign that digital asset advocacy in the U.S. is becoming increasingly political and strategic.

Together, The Digital Chamber and CryptoUK aim to form a more unified and influential coalition capable of shaping the next generation of digital asset policy across two of the world’s most important financial jurisdictions. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in global crypto regulation, reflecting the industry’s push for coherence, clarity, and coordinated governance.