BGIN Block #10 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks, digital identity and more applications based on blockchain technology.

BGIN Block #9 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks, digital identity and more applications based on blockchain technology.

BGIN Block #8 will be held in a hybrid (in-person/online) manner. This meeting is co-located with Financial Cryptography 2023. The meeting has a joint session with The 4th workshop of Coordination of Decentralized Finance (CoDecFin) 2023 and the 7th Workshop on Trusted Smart Contracts (WTSC).

The blockchain research cluster at the University of British Columbia will host block #7 of the Blockchain Governance Initiative Network. BGIN #7 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks.

The Blockchain Center of the University of Zurich (https://www.blockchain.uzh.ch/) will host block #6 of the Blockchain Governance Initiative Network (https://bgin-global.org/). BGIN #6 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks.

BGIN #5 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks. Major themes to include sustainable development, social-economic design, financial stability, ethics and BGIN community growth for all stakeholders.

The event took place virtually over the course of 3 days and the theme was “Blockchain in Developing Countries”.

BGIN #3 continues to bring voice to individuals focused on governance for digital economic networks. Major themes to include sustainable development, social-economic design, financial stability, ethics and BGIN community growth for all stakeholders.

BGIN #2 meeting @Paris, France (Virtual)

As the first general meeting of BGIN, its main goal is setting up a common stage of multi-stakeholder discussion. After the agreement at G20 last year, several conferences/meetings were organized to gather multi-stakeholders including developers and regulators who never collaborated before. With leveraging those discussions, we aim to establish organization and processes of multi-stakeholder discussions suitable for permissionless blockchain ecosystems. The agenda includes discussion of BGIN’s multi-stakeholder governance, discussion of the essential work items on identity, privacy and key management. BGIN’s future roadmap is also discussed.