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A non-profit blockchain initiative with ties to the crypto-exchange industry put its case before multilateral policymakers in Geneva on July 8, as Blockchain for Good Alliance delivered a session at the Forum on Cultural Diplomacy at the United Nations.
Founded by Bybit and dedicated to directing blockchain toward societal impact, BGA pressed policymakers to treat verifiable infrastructure backed by blockchain and artificial intelligence as a foundation for trust rather than as an optional technology layer.
The session and what BGA argued BGA's core position was that verifiable infrastructure built on blockchain and AI should be treated as a precondition for institutional trust, not as an optional addition once other policy frameworks are set.
The session was framed as a contribution to the forum's broader conversation on cultural diplomacy, bringing a technology infrastructure argument into a room typically occupied by governance and international relations practitioners.
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