Perianne Boring founded the Chamber of Digital Commerce, now The Digital Chamber, and became chair of its board after stepping down as CEO in 2025. Her public work centers on U.S. policy advocacy for digital assets and blockchain businesses.
Background
Boring established the Chamber of Digital Commerce in 2014 as a trade association for companies and participants in the blockchain and digital-asset sector. The organization adopted the name The Digital Chamber in 2024. It advocates for policy frameworks that it says support innovation, market access, and consumer protection. Its positions are industry advocacy, not neutral regulatory findings.
Leadership and Policy Work
Boring served as the organization’s chief executive before its 2025 leadership transition. The Chamber announced that Cody Carbone would become CEO and that Boring would move to chair of the board, continuing to shape its long-term strategy. Her public work has included testimony before U.S. lawmakers and advocacy on questions such as digital-asset market rules, stablecoins, and the treatment of blockchain businesses.
When evaluating a policy statement associated with Boring, distinguish her own comments from a formal Chamber position and both from enacted law. Trade associations represent member interests; their policy proposals are arguments to policymakers, not binding rules.
Key Dates
- 2014: Boring founded the Chamber of Digital Commerce.
- 2024: The organization changed its name to The Digital Chamber.
- April 2025: Cody Carbone became CEO and Boring moved to chair of the board.
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Sources
- The Digital Chamber’s 2024 name announcement — Confirms the organization changed its name from the Chamber of Digital Commerce in 2024.
- The Digital Chamber’s 2025 leadership transition announcement — Records Carbone’s appointment as CEO and Boring’s transition to chair of the board.
- The U.S. Senate hearing record featuring Boring — Identifies Boring as a witness at the February 2022 hearing and links to her testimony.
- The Digital Chamber’s current policy priorities — Shows the organization’s present advocacy areas and helps distinguish its positions from enacted law.