The Block and The Hill will host the Capitol Crypto Forum on November 19

The election signs will barely be down when crypto policy takes the stage in Washington. The Block and The Hill plan to host the Capitol Crypto Forum on November 19, 2026, an invitation-only gathering of lawmakers, regulators, and executives from digital assets and financial services. The timing is the point. The forum lands just after the 2026 US midterms, which gives it a shot at shaping how a newly elected Congress approaches crypto rules. What the forum is and who is behind it The event pairs two outlets that usually cover very different beats. The Block is a digital asset news and research firm. The Hill is a Washington political outlet. According to the research findings, this is the first joint venture between the two. The forum will be held in Washington, D.C. It is scheduled as a half-day event. Attendance is by invitation only. The organizers announced the forum on September 24, 2026. That leaves roughly eight weeks between the announcement and the event itself, with a national election sitting in the middle. What’s on the agenda The planned topics read like a list of crypto’s longest-running policy debates. They include market structure for digital assets, stablecoins, t...