LFDT Kuala Lumpur and Cyberjaya

An online session introducing the Personal Data Portability Protocol (PDPP), following its public announcement at the Global Digital Collaboration Conference in Geneva. This is the online counterpart to Geneva for everyone who could not be there: what the specification defines (user-authorized access to specific personal data, built on OAuth 2.0 and RFC 9396), what the August working sessions changed in the draft, and how to take part in the public comment period. Format is roughly 40 minutes of presentation and demonstration, followed by 20 minutes of questions.

Join us for a discussion about the new VeltoraCore lab that is building a pair-coin, system-agnostic optimization engine that jointly coordinates user execution and LP participation in a single feasibility framework. A lightweight Proof-of-Optimization (PoO) mechanism cryptographically commits optimized batch outcomes to external system states, enabling verifiable cross-system settlement. Simulations on the ETH–USD pair show superior retained execution and materially lower user fees relative to benchmarks, while delivering liquidity-provider returns higher with reduced volatility.

This is a great opportunity to talk to the developers about what they're building and to learn how to get involved if this sounds interesting.

Join Angelina (a contributor and maintainer from the Hiero project) to explore how CodeRabbit can assist developers throughout the software development and review process. Learn how CodeRabbit helps teams plan implementation, improve code quality, streamline reviews, and provide helpful guidance that makes development and collaboration more efficient.

A learning group for zero knowledge and SNARK application development.

During the year we will systematically explore different aspects of zero knowledge and SNARK programming in application development.