The American Innovation Project (AIP) was launched as a last non -profit defense of cryptography, aimed at educating political decision -makers on blockchain technology and digital assets in the midst of changing American regulatory frameworks. The initiative, announced at the Wyoming 2025 blockchain symposium, is positioned as a non-partisan platform to promote collaboration between legislators, innovators and entrepreneurs. According to its website, the AIP will organize educational events such as round political tables, heights of innovation, workshops and training sessions to promote informed decision -making on the development of digital active Regulations (1).
The AIP joins a growing list of cryptographic political organizations, notably the Chamber Digital, the Blockchain Association, the Fond Education Fund and the National Cryptocurrency Association, which is supported by Ripple. The new group has received financial support from Digital Currency Group (DCG) and CEDAR Innovation Foundation, alongside notable participants as JammingKraken, Andreessen Horowitz, and Uniswap Laboratories. The organization’s board of directors includes Kristin Smith, the former chief of the Blockchain Association, now president of the Solara Policy Institute, as well as the leaders of DCG, Paradigm and Coinbase (1). Smith stressed the urgent need to provide political decision -makers with the tools and knowledge necessary to navigate the rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The AIP inaugural event will coincide with the Wyoming Blockchain Symposium in Jackson Hole, the summit scheduled for August 21. The time is aligned with wider efforts to position the United States as a world leader in digital asset innovation. Mark Murphy, president of DCG, underlined the organization’s commitment to provide a “non -partisan forum” where political decision -makers and industry leaders can collaborate on “thoughtful and prospective discussions and solutions” (1). The event is considered to be a broader movement to influence the regulatory landscape in favor of technological innovation and economic growth in the digital asset sector.
In parallel, the president of the banking committee of the American Senate, Tim Scott (RS.C.), participated in a cat by the fire in the Wyoming Blockchain symposium, discussing his plans to advance legislation on the structure of the digital asset market in September. Scott highlighted the importance of creating an environment that promotes capitalism and competition in the financial system, noting that “if we want to get there, we must get there now” (2). Its remarks have occurred after the successful adoption of the Act on Engineering, legislation aimed at improving the infrastructure of digital assets and regulatory clarity. Scott also underlined the collaborative relationship between the Trump administration and the senatorial banking committee to shape the future of cryptographic policy.
The emergence of the AIP reflects the growing political and economic importance of digital assets in the United States. As the sector is developing, the same is true for the need to develop structured and enlightened policies to ensure safe and sustainable development. This is aligned with wider efforts to establish the United States as a world center for blockchain innovation and digital asset activity. With the support of the main players in the industry and a non -partisan approach, AIP is about to play an essential role in training the regulatory and educational landscape for digital assets.
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(1) New US Crypto Group AIP joined Crowded Field, targets the education of politicians (https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2025/08/18/new-us-crypto-group-group-aip-joint-crowded-field-targets-policymaker-Education)
(2) President Scott discusses the future of the regulation of digital assets to Wyoming Blockchain Symposium (
