Building Stronger Digital Systems: Inside GBBC USA’s Blockchain Central on Risk. Compliance. Security.

This June in Washington, D.C., GBBC USA’s Blockchain Central on Risk. Compliance. Security. brought together leaders across government, industry, policy, cybersecurity, compliance, and blockchain infrastructure for three days of conversations focused on one central question: how do we build stronger, more secure, and more resilient digital systems?

On June 8, GBBC USA kicked off the week with a welcome reception at Arlo Rooftop (ART DC), where we released the print version of the 101 Real-World Blockchain Use Cases Handbook, 2026 Edition. The Handbook highlights practical, real-world applications of blockchain technology across sectors and jurisdictions, showcasing how blockchain is being used today to solve tangible challenges and create meaningful impact.

Access the 101 Real-World Blockchain Use Cases Handbook, 2026 Edition here.

On June 9, hosted in partnership with the George Washington University Law School, Blockchain Central on Risk. Compliance. Security. convened 48 speakers for a full day of discussions on implementation, cybersecurity, compliance innovation, RegTech/SupTech, GENIUS Act considerations, AML/KYC, standards, supply chains, and more.

Watch the individual session recordings here.

Event photos are also available here.

To close out the week, GBBC USA hosted a Tech Demo Day on Capitol Hill on June 10, bringing blockchain innovation directly to industry and staffers through real-world product demonstrations. Industry leaders showcased how blockchain technology is being applied today to strengthen systems, improve transparency, enhance security, and solve practical challenges across sectors.

Watch the Tech Demo Day on Capitol Hill recordings here.

A huge thank you to our supporters and partners for helping make this week possible: GW Law School, Digital Asset, OKX, Elliptic, Droit, Metrika, TCS Blockchain, Vector Crypto Capital, and Digital Future.

We are grateful to everyone who joined us in Washington, D.C. for three important days of dialogue, collaboration, and practical demonstrations at the intersection of risk, compliance, and security.