11-12, August 2026 Seoul, South Korea View More Details & Registration Note: The schedule is subject to change.
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Institutional blockchain systems need collective defense, yet the data behind the vulnerabilities they discover cannot leave the institution. The OpenReagent project was launched to break that paradox through an open standard built on sharing signatures, not source. A year in, the concept has become a working technical foundation, with early benchmark evidence and first conversations with institutions testing real fit. This session shares what that foundation now enables, and what it doesn't yet, and issues a direct call to researchers ready to deepen the technical frontier, and to institutions ready to join the initiative as early partners.