2025 · 4th Quarter (Oct 1 - Dec 31)

THE DIGITAL CHAMBER (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CHAMBER OF DIGITAL COMMERCE)

Filed by THE DIGITAL CHAMBER (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CHAMBER OF DIGITAL COMMERCE).

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Type: 4th Quarter - Report
Posted: Jan 26, 2026
Income: Not reported
Expenses: $192,913.00
Registrant: THE DIGITAL CHAMBER (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CHAMBER OF DIGITAL COMMERCE)
Client: THE DIGITAL CHAMBER (FORMERLY KNOWN AS CHAMBER OF DIGITAL COMMERCE)
Filing UUID: 15a40c44-3b73-4056-9138-a2dbb6e43a0d
Termination date: Not reported

Expense method: A

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FIN · Financial Institutions/Investments/Securities

Strategic Bitcoin Reserve The Bitcoin Act Trump Executive Order on Bitcoin FLARE Act Digital Asset Taxation Reform Energy & Grid Reliability (Flexible Load Policy) Federal Permitting Reform for Digital Infrastructure Trade & Import Policy for ASIC Mining Equipment CBP Treatment of Bitcoin Mining Hardware AI and Bitcoin Mining Synergies Federal Recognition of Digital Infrastructure as Critical NSF, DOE, and DOI Innovation RFI Responses General Bitcoin Policy & Industry Education Digital Asset & Blockchain Issues - General Emerging Technology & Innovation - General Financial Services & Regulatory Modernization - General Senate-Led Market Structure Legislation Digital Asset Tax Treatment DeFi Developer Treatment GENIUS Act Implementation Department of Agriculture Report Act Financial Services & Regulatory Modernization - General Digital Asset & Blockchain Issues - General Congressional Staff Blockchain Briefings General National Security and Blockchain Identity and Securing Digital Assets on Seized Property China, Blockchain and National Security GENIUS, Stablecoins and national security Digital Asset & Blockchain Issues - General Emerging Technology & Innovation - General Financial Services & Regulatory Modernization - General

SCI · Science/Technology

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