Cambridge Blockchain Society

@AntoineM_eth @Cambridge_Uni ❤️

Two days at @Cambridge_Uni with Ledger N3XT. 800 years of tradition, dinners in halls older than most countries, and some of the sharpest blockchain conversations I've had all year. Easily our best N3XT trip so far.

Introducing Cantor BYTES - £7,500 Prize Pool Eat. Build. Get Paid. Cantor8 is hosting an evening of food, canapés and a fast technical challenge introducing builders to @CantonNetwork and Daml. Be amongst the first 150 participants to complete the challenge and access your share of a £7,500 prize pool. The event will take place on June 28 alongside our partners at Imperial College London and is in preparation for our full Canton Network hackathon on August 29, 2026 (save the date!)

Last week @Ledger N3XT — our education program across college campuses — went to Cambridge. Honestly one of the most inspiring parts was just spending time with students who are thinking this deeply and rigorously about identity, ownership, AI, privacy, and the infrastructure being built underneath all of it. 800 years of academic history, two days of conversations about digital identity, consent, and trust. We started with a fireside chat and Q&A. The students came prepared. One Masters student asked whether Ledger is evolving from securing assets into infrastructure for human identity — and whether that future protects choice or concentrates control. Not a casual question. A CS student pushed on quantum risk, identity, and why hardware matters at all in an increasingly AI-native world. His point was essentially: if intelligence becomes abundant and synthetic agents become indistinguishable from humans online, software alone stops being enough. At some point you need a physical root of trust tied to consent, identity, and verification in the real world. Then he moved to privacy: send someone £2 for coffee on-chain and they can potentially see everything you own. Those questions earned him a Ledger device. Most of the room got close. Dinner at The Cambridge Union turned into conversations about decentralised infrastructure for interplanetary settlement, synthetic identity verification, and agentic systems. Less “future of tech” panel talk, more people actively trying to work through the implications. The next day we toured Trinity’s Great Hall, the Wren Library, Newton’s apple tree. What stayed with me wasn’t the history so much as the continuity of the questions. How people establish truth. Authority. Consent. Ownership. We met with professors and students and started laying groundwork for deeper collaboration. Cambridge has a habit of stress testing ideas until they either collapse or sharpen. That’s useful. We’ll be back. ledger.com/blog-ledger-n3…

@AWengroff @Ledger Thanks for the insightful fireside chat! Cambridge loved hosting Ledger N3XT – look forward to having you back soon 🚀

@Ledger Come back to Cambridge soon!

Ledger N3XT headed up to Cambridge for a two-day residency with @camblockchains. A fireside chat on digital private property and Proof of Humanity with a packed room, followed by a formal dinner at the iconic Cambridge Union. Professors, researchers, students, and the Ledger team all around the same table. The future of true digital ownership is bright, and it starts on campus 🔐

Your AI agent may soon manage your money, sign your contracts, and speak on your behalf. So how do you prove it’s really YOU giving the orders? Cambridge Blockchain Society and @Ledger N3XT invite you to a workshop and fireside chat with @AWengroff Wengroff, VP of Marketing & Communications at Ledger, on Digital Private Property & Proof of Humanity. RSVP: luma.com/7i3ord21 📅 May 5 🕒 14:45–17:00 📍 King Street Brewhouse, Cambridge

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We’re hosting the Co-Founder of @Bittensor, @const_reborn, for a keynote on why decentralized AI matters in a world where AI inherently centralizes power Drawing on the lessons of Bitcoin, he will show how mining primitives can be expanded into a general framework for coordinating valuable work on Bittensor, and why open, permissionless incentives are more orders of magnitude powerful than traditional organizational models for humanity. Through concrete case studies of frontier research being built on the network, Jacob will illustrate how Bittensor is advancing the state of the art today, before closing with a practical look at how students and new contributors can participate in building the future of open intelligence. 📅 Sunday, 26 April
 🕓 4:00 – 5:30 pm

🚨JUST IN: BLOCKCHAIN MEETS OXFORD ACADEMIA THROUGH CANTOR8 This week saw @cantor8 (the leading Canton Network infrastructure provider) host an event at Oxford University's Christ Church College wherein @Edenaofficial CEO, Wook Lee, spoke directly to students and academics from Oxford and Cambridge. It was through Cantor8's suite of university partners that the event was made possible. The ongoing university initiative is a bullish sign for both @CantonNetwork and the wider blockchain sector, each of which has much to gain from onboarding leading academics, researchers, and founders.

Thank you to @cantor8 and @oxfordblocksoc for a wonderful evening. It was a pleasure for Cambridge Blockchain Society to join the conversation and hear such thoughtful perspectives from Wook Lee of @Edenaofficial.

@cantor8 @Edenaofficial A memorable evening. Thank you for creating such a thoughtful setting for the discussion.

📣Cantor8 Welcomes EDENA Capital CEO to Oxford University It was a special privilege to host @Edenaofficial CEO, Wook Lee, at Christ Church College, University of Oxford. During an intimate discussion followed by a formal dinner in Christ Church’ iconic Great Hall, our university partners had ample opportunity to question Wook and hear firsthand about the massive impact he has made in sectors ranging from Law and Climate Change, through to Financial Innovation and Digital Assets. Thank you to members of @camblockchains and @oxfordblocksoc for joining what was a truly unforgettable experience.

A wonderful evening at Jesus College with guests from @oxfordblocksoc, @cantor8 and @Edenaofficial CEO Wook Lee. From punting on the Cam to a private formal dinner, it was a pleasure to host an evening of thoughtful conversation on institutional blockchain, RWAs, and the future of digital finance in Cambridge.

We had a wonderful time hosting @Edenaofficial CEO Wook Lee at Cambridge University, as a precursor to next week's event at Christ Church College, Oxford. Cantor8's university partners gave Wook the true Cambridge experience - a punting session on the Cam, followed by a formal dinner at Jesus College. Thank you to everyone who joined us and looking forward to next week.

@EvieFroggie Classic. Nice video. That's our Head of communication!

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Big moment for the Cambridge × Canton ecosystem. Congratulations to Yash Bharti on this funding, and to @cantor8 for backing research at the intersection of agentic AI, infrastructure, and institutional-grade blockchain design.

🚨NEW: CANTOR8 TEASES RESEARCH COLLABORATION WITH CAMBRIDGE UNI @Cantor8, widely regarded as the Consensys of @CantonNetwork $CC, has teased a major research collaboration centred around the University of Cambridge. While no specific details have yet been revealed, we know that Cantor8 has already partnered with blockchain ecosystems at several tier-one academic institutions including @camblockchains and @blockchainox.

Something exciting is cooking 👀 Stay tuned