Crypto Groups Join Forces Across the Pond

Crypto advocacy groups are teaming up to tackle policy challenges on both sides of the Atlantic. The Digital Chamber, a leading U. S. crypto lobbying group, has welcomed CryptoUK under its umbrella. This move aims to streamline efforts as both countries work on shaping digital asset policies. The Digital Chamber is no stranger to advocacy work. It's been around for a while and has a strong presence in the U. S. policy scene. CryptoUK, on the other hand, is a key player in the U. K. crypto space. By joining forces, they hope to share resources and knowledge, making their advocacy efforts more effective. This partnership comes at a time when the crypto industry is seeing a lot of changes. Leadership turnover and new advocacy groups are popping up left and right. The Digital Chamber, for instance, has already partnered with other groups like the Digital Power Network and the Bitcoin Treasury Council.CryptoUK's Executive Director, Su Carpenter, sees this as a positive step. She believes that both organizations share similar goals and approaches. The idea is to strengthen their efforts by working together and sharing insights across borders. The Digital Chamber's CEO, Cody Carbone, echoes this sentiment. He points out that effective digital asset policy requires coordination across different governments and markets. This partnership is a step towards that goal. But it's not just about the U. S. and the U. K. The crypto industry is global, and advocacy groups are starting to recognize this. Last year, the Crypto Council for Innovation absorbed the Proof of Stake Alliance and partnered with groups in Japan and the U. K. This trend shows that collaboration is key in the ever-evolving world of crypto.