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State Network Microgrant Program is sponsored by The Digital Chamber. This program provides microgrants to state-based blockchain organizations that are advancing blockchain policy engagement and programming, supporting grassroots leaders in digital asset education, non-partisan policy development, and adoption at the state level.
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State Network Opens 2026 Microgrant Application Process Skip to content TDC’s State Network Opens 2026 Microgrant Application Process Applications online now, deadline February 6 Washington, DC – (January 16, 2025) — Today, The Digital Chamber’s State Network (TDC State Network) officially opened the 2026 microgrant application process.
This series of five grants, each for $2,000, is designed to fund and scale state-based blockchain organizations that are advancing blockchain policy engagement and programming. The State Network microgrant program is about meeting innovation where it actually happens, in states, communities, and classrooms across the country.
By investing directly in local leaders and grassroots organizations, those closest to the real-world impact are empowered to engage constructively with policymakers and help shape smart, durable digital asset policy. This investment reflects our belief that lasting progress is built from the ground up and that strong state-level partnerships are essential to America’s leadership in the digital economy.
State blockchain associations, university blockchain clubs, and community innovation groups are encouraged to apply here . Applications for 2026 are due by February 6, 2026, and winners will be announced live on stage at The Digital Chamber’s DC Summit on March 17-18. In addition to the grant, the winners will receive 2 tickets to The Digital Chamber’s DC Summit in March and are encouraged to accept their award in person.
“The Microgrant Program will serve to strengthen and scale grassroots, nationwide blockchain advocacy groups that form the backbone of digital asset advocacy across the country. Many of these groups are volunteer-led and operate with limited resources, yet they play a critical role in educating policymakers and communities at the local level.
These groups are often volunteer led, allowing them to continue building and strengthening local efforts. We are proud to provide tangible support to these groups that are on the frontline of educating policy makers and their communities on the benefits of developing principled digital asset policy,” said Anastasia Dellaccio, Executive Director of TDC’s State Network.
ABOUT THE DIGITAL CHAMBER’S STATE NETWORK The Digital Chamber’s State Network, a project of The Digital Chamber, is a non-partisan program that establishes a collaborative ecosystem connecting policymakers, regulators, industry, and innovators to advance blockchain adoption and digital asset integration across the United States. The Digital Chamber is a non-profit organization committed to promoting global blockchain adoption.
We envision a fair and inclusive digital and financial ecosystem where everyone has the opportunity to participate. Access to digital assets is not merely a technological advancement but a fundamental human right, crucial for economic and social empowerment.
Through targeted education, advocacy, and strategic collaborations with government and industry stakeholders, we drive innovation and shape policies that create a favorable environment for the blockchain technology ecosystem. The Digital Chamber’s umbrella includes: CryptoUK, Digital Power Network (DPN), TDC’s Digital State Network, and Treasury Council. For media inquiries, contact press@digitalchamber.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State-based blockchain organizations, grassroots leaders, and organizations focused on digital asset education and policy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows USD $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was February 6, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
State Network Microgrant Program is funded by The Digital Chamber. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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