Upcoming Events Details
- General meetings
- BGIN Block #7 meeting (Virtual/in-person hybrid format hosted from Vancouver, Canada, by The University of British Columbia) Wednesday, November 30, 2022 to Friday, December 02, 2022 [Details]
- IAM, Key Management and Privacy Working Group
- IKP WG/SGIP bi-weekly call : on every other Thursday at 14:00-15:00 PM UTC, [Meeting Date, Link and Agenda ]
- Please register for the IKP-WG email list at this link
Decentralized Treasury Working Group bi-weekly call:
- The bi-weekly call takes place on every other Wednesday at 13:30 - 14:30 UTC.
- Please register for the DTWG email list at this link
- The information about the DTWG activities is at this link
ByLaw task force: 12:00-13:00 PM UTC, on every Tuesday.
Public review
IAM, Key Management and Privacy WG (IPKM WG) * [Study report] [Soulbound Tokens (SBTs) Study Report, Part 1: Building and Embracing a New Social Identity Layer] Please comment on the GoogleDoc file (by December 9, 2022).
Recent activities
- BGIN Block #6 meeting (Virtual/in-person hybrid format hosted from Zurich, Switzerland by the University of Zurich) July 26-28, 2022 [Program and Recording]
- Publication of 4th study report at IKP WG (June 6, 2022): [Incident Response of Decentralized Custody; A Case Stydy]
- Publication of 3rd study report at IKP WG (June 6, 2022):[NFT Study Report Part 1: Introduction and Use Cases]
- Publication of 2nd study report at IKP WG (April 21, 2022): [Study Report for Ransomware Reaction Part 1: General]
- BGIN Block #5 meeting (Virtual Japan/Tokyo) : April 4-6, 2022 [Program]
- Publication of 1st study report at IKP WG (November 11, 2021): [Present and Future of a Decentralized Financial System and the Associated Regulatory Considerations]
- Presentation at FATF’s Private Sector Consultative Forum on virtual assets (April 20, 2021) [Presentation slides]
- Meeting Report for the Block #4 Meeting: [Meeting Report Block #4]
A New Beginning…
On March 10, 2020, a group of people from various blockchain stakeholder groups agreed on the establishment of a new global network named Blockchain Governance Initiative Network (BGIN - pronounced ‘BEGIN’). Japan led the discussion at the G20 in 2019 as the presidency on the governance for decentralized finance in accordance with the experiences against high profile hacking incidents and of forming regulatory frameworks. Building on this background, this network aims at providing an open and neutral sphere for all stakeholders to deepen common understanding and to collaborate to address issues they face in order to attain sustainable development of the blockchain community.
