General meeting to advance critical projects, review drafts, and lock next deliverables.
Join via the Block 15 event page; open relevant project hubs before you arrive.

Regulators, technologists, industry, and civil society build shared language and practical standards.
Permissionless — open to anyone, without membership.
About BGIN →Next Block meeting · Register now
15–16 Oct 2026 · Washington, D.C. · Hybrid — remote participation available
Multi-stakeholder standards work on PQC migration, cybersecurity information sharing, wallet assurance, and related governance tracks — in D.C. ahead of the next policy cycle.
Participation is permissionless — no membership application. Ways to join work, read, or attend. New here? Start here.
Open an active project hub — status, documents, and how to contribute. Anyone can participate.
Browse projects →Study reports, meeting records, and guidance to read and cite — including historical work like the NFT study.
Browse publications →Block meetings, Layer2 meetups, and related programmes with clear plans for what we’ll do.
Browse events →GDC 2026 wrap and session records are in News. Next gathering is Block 15 — same card pattern as project hub meetings.
General meeting to advance critical projects, review drafts, and lock next deliverables.
Join via the Block 15 event page; open relevant project hubs before you arrive.
IKP, FASE, and Cyber Security hold recurring or as-needed calls.
Check the working groups page calendar and Discourse announcements.
Full calendar and past events → Events
Priority hubs for Block 15 and ongoing standards work. Open a hub for status, documents, and how to contribute.
Announcements and updates. For documents to cite, use Publications.

Event wrap from Palexpo, 2–3 September 2026. Links to the three Chatham House session records and Block 15 registration.

Chatham House record of the 3 September 2026 Geneva breakout on PQC deployment, crypto agility, and a Japan-hosted migration prize. Session slides are included.

Chatham House record of the 3 September 2026 Geneva breakout on crypto-wallet protection profiles and convergence with digital-identity certification. Session slides are included. Speaker: Julien Bringer.
BGIN is not a membership club. Participation is permissionless — join the discussion, contribute to a project, or attend a meeting without an application or invitation gate.
Start on Discourse (official working forum), open a project hub for status and documents, or use Start here if you are new. Block meeting registration stays in the header and campaign band above.
Work on Discourse