The question now is how we build a framework that lasts. I joined the @DigitalChamber's #DCBlockchain Summit to talk about Wyoming's leadership in this space, the fight against CBDC surveillance, and why getting this right matters for every American's financial freedom.
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I had the opportunity to speak at the DC Blockchain Summit about the future of digital asset adoption and how Congress can support innovation while protecting American consumers.z
Clear line between securities & commodities
Strong consumer protections
American innovation
@SECGov and @SECPaulSAtkins just dropped a legal interpretation for crypto assets that reflects many of the ideas in CLARITY. This is a great first step, time to build on it and pass CLARITY!! 
Quoted from standwithcrypto.org on 2026-03-16
Thomas Suozzi completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and expressed strong support for establishing clear regulatory frameworks for digital assets, including defining when an asset is a security or commodity, and updating market structure laws for digital asset trading venues. He supports Americans' right to self-custody digital assets, ending the de-banking of lawful crypto businesses, and has supported legislative efforts like the CLARITY, GENIUS, and FIT21 Acts to advance consistent oversight focused on investor protection and asset safety.
Quoted from standwithcrypto.org on 2026-03-12
Kristen McDonald Rivet completed the Stand With Crypto Questionnaire and supports clear legislative pathways for digital asset businesses, affirming the right to self-custody, and ending de-banking for lawful crypto users. She advocates for a framework defining digital asset classification, updating market structure laws, and has co-sponsored the CLARITY Act and GENIUS Act, emphasizing smart market structures for investor and consumer certainty.
Quoted from congress.gov on 2026-03-12
"S. 4092. A bill to amend the Social Security Act to prohibit the Social Security Trust Funds from investing in cryptocurrency; to the Committee on Finance." [S1047]
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