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The Global Blockchain Policy Forum is the leading international event focused on the policy implications of this technology and its applications, led by the OECD’s Blockchain Policy Centre.  The third edition of the Global Blockchain Policy Forum in 2020 convened government ministers and senior policy makers, industry leaders, academics and other stakeholders across 43 sessions to:

• Discuss the leading applications and significant policy issues confronting the blockchain ecosystem in 2020, including asset tokenisation, central bank digital currencies, and self-sovereign identity

• Review the emerging policy responses including through the recent work of the OECD, and share best practices identified across the world

• Look ahead to emerging trends in the blockchain industry, and hear from stakeholders on how policy can best support viable and fit-for-purpose innovation and adoption of distributed ledger technologies

Insights from forum speakers

Simon Chantry of Bitt profiles the network effects that may encourage use of CBDCs

Leanne Kemp of Everledger looks at what it will take to solve the blockchain conundrum

Simon Chantry of Bitt describes latest trends on central bank digital currencies

Antonio Capobianco and Chris Pike on antitrust and the trust machine

Documents and links

OECD Blockchain Policy Centre Flyer

2019 OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum

2018 OECD Blockchain Policy Forum

More OECD work on blockchain

Watch the 2020 Forum in VOD

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Top takeaways from the 2019 Forum

DLT – The next big thing