Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, has launched the Hoskinson Government and Policy Center in Wyoming, positioning the new entity to work on rural health care, agriculture, blockchain policy and “government transparency,” with plans to engage directly in the state’s 2026 election cycle in coordination with a Wyoming Integrity political action committee. The announcement was made on Oct. 15, 2025, via a sponsored post carried by Cowboy State Daily and by new social channels tied to the Center.
“I am truly honored to lead the Hoskinson Government and Policy Center as we work to advance thoughtful, forward-looking policy across healthcare, agriculture, and technology,” Wheeler said, describing the sectors as central to “Wyoming’s strength and growth.”
Kendrick Ladd, identified as a former US Army officer and federal regulatory investigator who now practices law in Wyoming, was named General Counsel and Head of Policy. “To benefit current and future Wyoming generations, the integration of emerging technology in government must spring from and strengthen Wyoming’s foundational principles of liberty, integrity, and government accountability,” Ladd said in the release.
The Center also named longtime Wyoming politics reporter Leo Wolfson as Wyoming Communications Director. Wolfson most recently covered the Legislature and state politics for Cowboy State Daily from 2022 through 2025. “I am beyond thrilled to be joining an organization like the Policy Center that’s focused on supporting Charles Hoskinson’s efforts to make Wyoming a strong and independent state for generations to come,” he said.
Beyond policy advocacy, the Center signaled electoral ambitions. It “plans on taking an active role in the 2026 elections in Wyoming” and will coordinate “throughout the election cycle” with the Wyoming Integrity PAC, an entity that Hoskinson previewed earlier this year as a vehicle to press for procurement transparency and ethics in state contracting.
Hoskinson amplified the launch on X. In a light-toned post, he wrote, “We are going to have a lot of fun next year :)” and reposted the Center’s announcement from its new @WyomingHGPC account.
At press time, Cardano traded at $0.6683.
