How BSV Association is building bridges toward a common goal: Martin Coxall

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In the run-up to the London Blockchain Conference 2024, industry leaders organized quite a few events where innovators, investors, entrepreneurs and general blockchain enthusiasts could network and discuss the latest in the sector. One of these was the Block Dojo Spring Party, and as Martin Coxall tells CoinGeek Backstage, the aim was to build bridges toward a common goal.

Coxall is the Director of Growth at the BSV Association and was one of the organizers of the event. Held at the Bunga Bunga in London on the eve of the London Blockchain Conference 2024, the event attracted local blockchain enthusiasts and hundreds of global visitors who had travelled for the annual conference.

“The Association is a non-profit based in Switzerland, and we’re dedicated to promoting the BSV blockchain,” Coxall told CoinGeek reporter Claire Celdran.

“Part of that promotion includes a variety of initiatives which dedicate themselves to growing the community around the BSV blockchain. The best way to do this is to partner with strategic companies like Block Dojo, who have access to communities that we do not.”

Block Dojo has become the leader in idea incubation in the blockchain ecosystem. Its graduates have gone on to thrive and solve pertinent real-world challenges, such as MoveGenius, which raised $4.5 million in a pre-seed round. Launched in London, the Dojo has since expanded to the Philippines, where a current second cohort is building blockchain solutions spanning certificate verification, real estate ownership, gamification and more.

Coxall and his team used the Spring Party to discuss the value of enterprise blockchain with various partners, most of whom are from the corporate world.

The Spring Party attracted a diverse range of attendees, all united by their love for blockchain.

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