Workshop in SydneyMonday 9 March 2026
BGIN Sydney - layer 2 meetup and workshop
Layer 2 deep dive where you'll actually understand how scaling solutions work — free workshop with technical folks who'll walk you through it.
BGIN Layer 2 Meetup @ Sydney
Bridging Standards, Governance & Technology — Insights from Block 14 Tokyo
Date: Monday, 9 March 2026
Time: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM AEDT
Venue: The Refectory (5020) H70 - Abercrombie Building (ABS); Level 5
Format: In-person
In collaboration with: Policy Week 2026 (9–13 March, Sydney)
About This Event
Fresh from BGIN Block 14 in Tokyo (1–2 March), this Layer 2 Meetup brings the latest insights from the global blockchain governance community directly to Sydney — just as Policy Week kicks off across the city.
BGIN (Blockchain Governance Initiative Network) creates an open, global, and neutral platform for multi-stakeholder dialogue across regulators, technologists, industry, academia, and civil society. Layer 2 Meetups extend this mission by connecting BGIN's deep standards work with local communities around the world.
This session shares the outcomes of Block 14's working groups, introduces the BGIN AI Agent Hack knowledge framework, and presents the Promise and Trust Graph system — a practical architecture for building verifiable trust relationships across decentralised networks.
Join us to engage with the frontiers of proof of personhood, post-quantum cryptography migration, and blockchain forensics terminology — three of the most pressing challenges at the intersection of technology, governance, and regulation.
Who Should Attend
- Regulators and policymakers working on digital asset frameworks
- Identity and privacy technologists
- Blockchain developers and infrastructure builders
- Compliance, legal, and forensics professionals
- Academics and researchers in governance, cryptography, and AI
- Anyone interested in multi-stakeholder blockchain governance
Programme
Opening — Block 14 in Review (9:30 – 9:50)
Key outcomes from BGIN Block 14 Tokyo, including working group progress across Identity, Key Management & Privacy (IKP), Cybersecurity, Financial Applications & Social Economics (FASE), and the new Agentic AI Working