Algorand Foundation Makes a Strategic Return to the U.S.
The Algorand Foundation has officially moved its operations back to the United States after years in Singapore, marking a major shift in timing with Washington’s renewed push for clearer crypto regulation. The organization is rolling out a new board of directors and forming an Ecosystem Advisory Council as it repositions itself ahead of a pivotal Senate Banking Committee vote on landmark digital asset legislation.
Leadership said the move reflects both Algorand’s U.S. origins and the country’s significant pivot toward more supportive crypto policy. The decision comes just one week after the Jito Foundation also returned to the U.S., signaling a broader wave of crypto nonprofits re-establishing their roots stateside.
With policymakers preparing to weigh major crypto market structure rules, Algorand’s homecoming underscores the growing belief that the U.S. is once again becoming a competitive hub for blockchain innovation.
