Cody Carbone is a digital-asset policy advocate who serves as Chief Executive Officer of The Digital Chamber, the nonprofit trade organization he leads on blockchain adoption, stablecoin legislation, and crypto market-structure policy. Cody Carbone's Twitter Score is 78 out of 1000 (a Good rating) as of October 2026, ranking #10,223 (top 5%) among 493,668 tracked accounts.
Cody Carbone was elevated from President to CEO of The Digital Chamber in April 2025, following an announcement the prior month, and has since defined the organization's strategic direction and federal advocacy posture. Before joining The Digital Chamber, he previously led federal advocacy at EY's Office of Public Policy. In June 2025, he identified himself before Congress as President and CEO of the organization, and he testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs in June 2026 on digital-asset matters.
Cody Carbone has steered several concrete policy initiatives at The Digital Chamber. In May 2025, the organization submitted comment letters to the CFTC addressing perpetual derivatives and around-the-clock trading and clearing. In July 2025, he announced the organization's participation in an amicus brief in Lewellen v. Bondi, a case involving non-custodial software developers. In November 2025, The Digital Chamber launched its State Network to advance digital-asset policy at state and local levels, and in December 2025 CryptoUK formally joined the organization's expanded global policy network.
Cody Carbone has also represented the industry on the conference circuit, with speaking engagements listed at events including Bitcoin Vegas, FT Live, the Stablecoin Conference 2026, Avalanche Policy Day, and Avalanche Summit. His account has published 5,576 posts and has attracted 6,574 followers as of October 2026. Cody Carbone has been mentioned by 74 accounts, with 197 total mentions.
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