Distributed ledger technologies are transforming the infrastructure of global finance, pushing such services as payments, loans, investing, trading, and insurance to the edges of the financial ecosystem.

The trivergence of blockchain, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things is optimizing the tagging, tracking, and transferring of raw materials and finished goods around the world.

Innovators are launching new blockchain protocols to overcome such barriers to adoption as scalability, integration, and speed on the one hand, and governance on the other hand.

The future of money, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and the tokenization and securitization of intellectual property, real estate, and more.

From tokenizing carbon credits to incentivizing recycling, innovators are using blockchain technologies to reward sustainable practices, reduce waste, and include more people in the global economy.

Emerging technologies show promise for realizing the self-sovereign identity and giving individuals control over their own data. Join us as we investigate the transition from current models of identification to new ones.

Government can help turbocharge the digital economy. Public servants, elected officials, and regulators can work to retool government services, retain blockchain pioneers, create new jobs, and drive adoption.

Blockchain enables new models for research, the development and approval of new drugs and devices, healthcare delivery, and the management of facilities, supplies, professionals, and consumers.