The policy library
Plain-language analysis of the laws that shape Wisconsin’s digital economy: what a proposal does, what Wisconsin law says today, and where the state stands against the rest of the country.
Index
Every entry in the library
Filter by topic. Each entry starts with the bottom line, cites the statute or bill behind every claim, and shows when it was last checked against the record.
UCC Article 12
36 states and DC have updated their commercial code for digital assets. Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa did it in 2024. Wisconsin has not. What Article 12 does and why it matters.
Digital Assets & Blockchain
National Model Legislation
The Digital Chamber's six model state bills, from GENIUS-aligned stablecoin licensing to digital identity, compared with current Wisconsin law.
Artificial Intelligence Data & Privacy Digital Assets & Blockchain
Sources
Built on the record
Entries draw on the Wisconsin statutes and bill record, the uniform acts and the national model bills, credited and linked.
Logos identify the publishers of source material. They do not imply endorsement of WDBC or its analysis.
How to use it
Where the library fits
The library explains. Our policy agenda sets out the positions WDBC has taken. The legislative tracker follows live Wisconsin bills, graded by pillar, and the interim committees page keeps the public record of the study committees drafting for 2027.
Library entries report and explain public policy; they are not legal advice. Corrections are welcome at team@wdbc.io.
Analysis like this is what membership funds
Every library entry is researched from the statute books and the bill record, and dated so you know how current it is. Members get the tracker, Intelligence Briefings and early notice when a new entry is published.