Global Collaboration Pushes Forward with Blockchain Technology at United Nations IGF 2025, Led by Blockchain for Good Alliance
Blockchain and Digital Transformation Take Center Stage at the UN IGF Anniversary
The 20th anniversary of the United Nations Internet Governance Forum (UN IGF) in Oslo was a hub of activity, with blockchain technology taking center stage. One of the key players at the event was the Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA), a non-profit founded by Bybit.
The BGA's mission is to advance cross-border collaboration and responsible digital transformation. The alliance, which can be contacted via email at [email protected] or followed on Twitter at www.x.com/chainforgood, co-hosted an exclusive, high-level dinner titled "Bridging the Future: Blockchain, Governance & Global Cooperation" at Oslo's historic Akershus Fortress.
The dinner brought together global leaders from governments, multilateral organizations, blockchain, and AI to promote dialogue around inclusive, ethical, and interoperable digital infrastructure. Central to the evening's discussion was blockchain's transformative role in shaping a trusted and collaborative global digital ecosystem.
Other notable events included WorldShards announcing a partnership with ByBit and setting a Token Generation Event (TGE) date. ChainGPT Pad unveiled a new system called Buzz, which turns social hype into token allocation. InFocus launched a digital ventures strategy in partnership with Mythos Group, focusing on Blockchain, AI, and Bitcoin.
Hong Kong also made headlines by officially positioning stablecoins as legal tender tools. Arthur Hayes, a prominent figure in the crypto world, projected a $10 trillion stablecoin surge by 2028.
In addition, Ripple unveiled a demo for "Ripple Payments" featuring XRP liquidity. EcoSync & CarbonCore launched a full stages refi infrastructure, linking carbon credits with Web3.
However, there was no announced news by the Blockchain-for-Good Alliance for October 1, 2025, at a Singapore IGF Conference, according to the provided search results.
On a separate note, BingX announced the World Liberty Finance Spot Listing Carnival, offering 900,000 WLFI in rewards. His Excellency Dharambeer Gokhool, President of Mauritius, was one of the distinguished guests at the event.
As the UN IGF anniversary came to a close, it was clear that blockchain technology and digital transformation continue to be at the forefront of global discussions, driving innovation and shaping the future of the digital economy.
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