Claude for Blockchain: Trading Agents

Claude for Blockchain: Trading Agents is part of a growing calendar of focused AI + Web3 gatherings where the people actually building protocols, writing contracts, and shipping products meet in person. The format is designed around real exchange, not broadcast.

Sessions cover practical ground in AI + Web3: how protocols are architected, where security assumptions break down, how governance actually gets implemented, and what the current generation of tooling makes possible that was not feasible a year ago.

The conversation tends to be specific rather than general. This is not an introduction to blockchain. It is a working gathering for people already in it.

Smart contract development and tooling: Foundry, Hardhat, Anchor, and the frameworks being used in production across AI + Web3, with sessions on testing patterns, deployment workflows, and common failure modes.

Protocol design and architecture: How to reason about state, composability, liquidity, and incentive design when building on a shared global ledger.

Security and auditing: Practical approaches to reviewing code, running fuzzing campaigns, setting up bug bounty programs, and learning from recent exploits.

Governance, DAOs, and treasury: How decentralized organizations make decisions at scale, manage protocol upgrades, and allocate community resources without capturing them.

Sessions run across multiple stages with breakout rooms for smaller technical discussions. The most useful conversations often happen informally, between sessions, when the people running the protocols are accessible for real questions.

Side events and evening gatherings run around the main schedule in WeWork - Office Space & Coworking, 5 Temasek Blvd, level 17 Community Floor, Singapore 038985. Check the satellite event calendar alongside the official agenda.

The event is in WeWork - Office Space & Coworking, 5 Temasek Blvd, level 17 Community Floor, Singapore 038985. Register through the official event website. Passes sell out, so do not wait.

Book accommodation early if you are traveling. Conference week hotel prices in most cities spike significantly once the main block of rooms fills.