On-Chain Economist Conference
Welcome to the 1st International Onchain Economist Conference, where we gather the brightest minds in blockchain technology, crypto economics, and decentralized finance.
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About
Welcome to the 1st International Onchain Economist Conference, where we gather the brightest minds in blockchain technology, crypto economics, and decentralized finance. Join us from May 23-26, 2025, in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia, as we explore the future of digital economies. Through insightful presentations, lively panel discussions, and a high-stakes startup competition, we aim to push the boundaries of Web3 and create lasting connections across academia, industry, and policy.
Keynote speakers
Prof. Ilan Alon. Editor-in-Chief @ International Journal of Emerging Markets | Top 2% World Scientists | International Business & Economics | Board Member
Mikheil Didebulidze. Co-founder at Arena Games and Degamefi
Grzegorz Sobiecki. PhD, Researcher [SGH], Head of blockchain postgrad studies, President of Blockchain Association, Consultant & Expert in EU Grants (NCBIR, PARP)
Dr. Dipasha Sharma. Associate Professor | ESG/ Sustainable Finance Researcher | Investment Management & Financial Analytics | CFA L2 Candidate | Top 2% Scientist of World by Elsevier
Conference Highlights
May 23, Kickoff & Keynotes. On Day 1, the conference kicks off with an opening keynote exploring blockchain's transformative impact on global finance, followed by a panel delving into crypto economics and tokenomics with insights from industry leaders.
May 24, Emerging Trends & Applications. Day 2 dives into emerging trends, featuring a keynote on Central Bank Digital Currencies and their role in modern financial systems. The day also includes a startup pitch competition where Web3 founders present their ideas to investors and experts.
May 25, Technology & Social Impact. Day 3 focuses on technology’s social impact, beginning with a master class on the intersection of AI and DeFi, highlighting how artificial intelligence is reshaping decentralized finance. A panel discussion follows, addressing blockchain’s potential to drive positive change in social, political, and environmental areas.
May 26, Governance & Informal Events. Day 4 closes the conference with a workshop on decentralized governance, compliance, and DAOs, offering practical insights for structuring decentralized systems. A closing keynote reflects on the future of onchain economics, and the day wraps up with informal events, including a brunch and fireside chat with speakers, a tour of Tbilisi’s cultural sites, and a relaxed farewell social to foster lasting connections.
Want to participate?
There are over 60 speeches and activities scheduled to be at the Conference so far. The On-Chain Economist offers opportunities for everyone – reach out if you want to participate.