Global Policy Makers Converge at Future of Money, Governance, and Law Summit to Shape Digital Asset Frameworks

The Future of Money, Governance, and Law summit scheduled for October 29-30, 2025, represents a critical gathering of global policymakers and technology leaders addressing the evolving landscape of digital assets and blockchain implementation in public sector operations. The event arrives during a period where governments worldwide are seeking clarity and collaboration in developing frameworks for decentralized finance, tokenization, and public infrastructure modernization.

Key participants include Kyle Hauptman, Chair of the U.S. National Credit Union Administration, who will join former UK Parliament Member Lisa Cameron, Chair of the UK-US Crypto Alliance. Their participation underscores the international scope of digital asset policy development and the need for cross-border alignment in cryptocurrency regulation. The summit's programming spans finance, technology, and regulation, reflecting the multifaceted nature of digital asset integration into governmental systems.

Local government innovators are also playing a significant role in shaping the future of digital assets. Ebony Thompson, Baltimore City Solicitor, has utilized blockchain technology to list vacant properties and facilitate affordable housing access for local residents. Utah County Commissioner Amelia Powers-Gardner, who implemented blockchain technology for U.S. presidential elections and vital records management, emphasized that the conference serves as a platform where ideas transform into actionable solutions. She stated that bringing leaders together to explore blockchain and emerging technologies ensures innovation in government remains purposeful, building trust, transparency, and improved services for citizens.

The event is co-hosted by the Government Blockchain Association and The Edge of Company, with ecosystem sponsors including Sleap.io, a Web3 travel platform revolutionizing global bookings with crypto payments; Alter New Media, a mission-driven PR and marketing agency; and Moonlight Capital Limited, an ethical investment firm promoting blockchain adoption. Joshua Kriger, Co-Founder of The Edge of Company, noted that sponsor participation reflects the summit's mission to connect real-world utility, strategic communication, and responsible investment in building digital foundations for tomorrow's public sector.

Additional confirmed speakers include David Beck, Former Command US Space Force and Principal at Space Technologies; Ryan VanGrack, Vice President of Legal and Global Head of Litigation at Coinbase; and Vincent Kadar, CEO of Polymath. Gerard Dache, Executive Director of the Government Blockchain Association, described these participants as digital mavericks modeling blockchain and digital assets as solutions to public sector challenges.

The approval-based event with limited capacity prioritizes government policymakers, employees, invited guests, media, supporters, and GBA members. An exclusive ticketed Gala Dinner Reception offers additional networking opportunities, with advance tickets available for $275 until the end of September. The summit's limited accessibility underscores its strategic importance in shaping global digital asset policies that will impact financial systems, governmental operations, and technological innovation worldwide.