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Welcome to deBlock
To submit your paper to the international DBlock event, simply follow these steps:
1-Visit the deBlock website at the address below and look for the “Submit Paper” option in the top right corner.
www.deblocksummit.org
2- To create an account, click on the “Create an Account” option.
3- At this stage, you need to enter information such as your first and last name, email, etc., and create a password for your account. Finally, click the “Register” button to proceed to the next step.
4- You will now return to the login page where you should enter the email and password you selected to access your profile.
5- The “Submit your paper” page will now be displayed. Here, you need to click on the “New Abstract” option to proceed to the next page.
6- At this point, you need to enter information about your paper including the title, keywords, author, university or organization you are representing, and other such information, then click the “Submit” button. At this stage, the introduction file or paper text will reach us, and you should wait for the review to be completed.
7- After submitting your file, you will be directed to the page below where you have the option to delete or edit your submitted files. Also, at this stage, if you need to send additional files, you can add them.
The topics listed under each subcategory are merely suggestions, and you are welcome to submit other relevant subjects that align with each theme. deBlock welcomes innovative ideas and diverse perspectives!
1- Economic and Financial
- Crypto-assets and economic governance
- Diversification of value settlement tools in global trade
- Current status and future of the economy and fintech in BRICS countries
- Examining the implications of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)
- Blockchain and housing policies
- Monetary policies of banks in the era of Blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and financial stability
- Blockchain financing in crypto-assets
2- Business and Usability
- Designing bilateral or multilateral monetary agreements among BRICS based on a common token
- Feasibility of using crypto-assets in retail trade among member countries
- Designing a complete foreign trade cycle (order registration, insurance, transportation, disputes, LC, settlement, contracts, and customs)
- DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations), decentralized governance – governments and corporations
- Opportunities and challenges of private money and its future
- Blockchain and its impact on healthcare
- Tokenization of traditional assets and Real-World Assets (RWA)
- BRICS and DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
- Utilizing Mobile and SIM Card Capabilities in Cryptocurrency Payments
- Exploring NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) and SFTs (Semi-Fungible Tokens)
3- Regulation
- Legal and judicial status of crypto-assets in BRICS countries – laws and regulations
- Crypto-assets and international organizations (IMF, World Bank, etc.) – their regulatory approaches
- Cryptoassets Feqh
- Approaches of non-BRICS countries toward crypto-assets
4- Technology
- Examining security and infrastructure in Blockchain
- The future of Layer 2 and scalability versus security
- Cross-chain, bridges, and oracles
- The relationship between AI and Blockchain
- Privacy technologies and zero-knowledge proofs