Task Force Launch
The Maryland Blockchain Association in partnership with the MD Tech Council is proud to announce the launch of a statewide Task Force on Blockchain & Innovative Tech.
Inspired by the Blockchain Task Force draft legislation led by Delegates Adrian Boafo and Joe Vogel, this public-private Task Force brings together government, industry leaders, and community partners to guide Maryland's policy and economic strategy in the emerging fields of blockchain technology and digital assets.
The partnership with the Maryland Blockchain Association and the Maryland Tech Council highlights a deliberate focus on innovation and regional industry expertise, ensuring broad-based representation across Maryland's technology ecosystem.
Key Aims of the Task Force
Comprehensive Analysis
Conducting a comprehensive analysis of blockchain and cryptocurrency expansion and their effects on sectors such as finance, healthcare, and supply chain management.
Economic & Regulatory Impact
Assessing the economic and regulatory impact of blockchain for Maryland, with attention to state revenues, energy use, and opportunities for economic empowerment and digital inclusion.
Policy Recommendations
Developing policy recommendations focused on consumer protection, financial stability, and fostering an equitable tech landscape in the state.
Legislative Reporting
Reporting findings to the Governor and Maryland General Assembly by October 1, 2026, providing a roadmap for responsible innovation and legislative action.
Task Force Composition
The launch of the Task Force, established on July 30th, 2025, is comprised of legislators, state officials, and key experts from technology, finance, academia, and community-based organizations, with active leadership from the Maryland Blockchain Association and Maryland Tech Council.
Task Force Launch Attendees (To be Announced on July 30th)
Get Involved
For more information or to inquire about participation, please contact the Maryland Blockchain Association.
Stay tune for the list of those in attendance on July 30th and future dates for community involvement and input.
