The Algorand Foundation has announced the re-establishment of its U.S. headquarters in Delaware, moving from Singapore as part of a strategic restructuring. This move coincides with the appointment of a new board of directors, reflecting a renewed focus on U.S. operations and blockchain-based financial services. The foundation aims to enhance its work in payments infrastructure and asset tokenization. Under President Donald Trump's administration, U.S. crypto policy has shifted towards fostering blockchain innovation, prompting Algorand's return. The new board, featuring industry leaders like Abra CEO Bill Barhydt and former MoneyGram CEO Alex Holmes, will guide the foundation's expanded U.S. operations and global financial initiatives. Algorand's blockchain is already utilized in projects such as tokenized real estate and cross-border payments, with the U.S. base expected to support further growth.