At the DC Blockchain Summit 2025, U.S. lawmakers and industry leaders convened to address the future of digital assets and blockchain technology. Senator Tim Scott and Representative French Hill underscored the necessity of a regulatory framework that fosters innovation within the U.S. digital asset sector. Representatives Bryan Steil and French Hill introduced the STABLE Act, designed to establish a regulatory framework for dollar-denominated payment stablecoins. This legislation is part of a wider effort to clarify and regulate digital assets, aiming to position the U.S. as a leader in the global blockchain industry. The Trump administration, through its crypto czar David Sacks, has pledged to make the U.S. the 'crypto capital of the world' by supporting such regulatory initiatives. The Securities Clarity Act was reintroduced by Representatives Tom Emmer and Darren Soto, aiming to differentiate between digital assets and investment contracts, thus providing regulatory clarity. This initiative is seen as crucial for resolving ongoing uncertainties in the digital asset market. Additionally, the GENIUS Act passed committee, reflecting bipartisan support for blockchain legislation. Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov engaged in discussions and interviews at the summit, emphasizing blockchain's potential to enhance the American financial system. His participation highlighted the industry's active involvement in shaping future regulations. The summit also featured talks on the Web3 imperative, the prohibition of a central bank digital currency, and the classification of U.S. securities and money transmitters. Both Emmer and Nazarov attended the White House Crypto Summit, where support for stablecoin and market structure legislation was expressed following an executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve.