Blockchain@ Stanford

  • The Stanford Blockchain Accelerator is an alumni run blockchain accelerator, part of Crypto and Blockchain Alumni of Stanford group.

    The accelerator leadership comprises the same three partners of the Blockchain Builders Fund - Gil Rosen, Kun Peng, and Steven Willinger.

    The accelerator incubates ~25 Stanford student and alumni teams each year, and its ~100 teams to date have raised $500M+ from leading funds. 70% also launch and are post revenue by the end of the program.

    Watch our most recent demo days here: Stanford Blockchain Accelerator Youtube Playlist

  • The partners of Blockchain Builders fund have developed and are instructors of the popular MSE 447 Blockchain Entrepreneurship which has educated over 1,000 budding builders over the last three years

  • The Blockchain Applications Stanford Summit (BASS) began as a pre-conference to the world renowned Science of Blockchain Conference. 10x events later it has become one of the highest signal builder events in the blockchain ecosystem and the in-person focal point of the Stanford Blockchain Builder ecosystem.

    By bringing highly technical industry leaders and emerging entrepreneurial talent this event is where builders peak into the future, find their first customers, and meet their future investors.

  • The Stanford Blockchain Review publishes bleeding edge and insightful articles on the blockchain ecosystem authored by industry thought leaders and Stanford researchers

  • The Stanford Center for Blockchain Research is widely regarded as a leading University research center The center hosts the Science of Blockchain Conference each year

  • The Stanford Blockchain Club is Stanford's official student run organization with over 3000 active student and alumni members, 10K twitter following, and both virtual and in person events with industry thought leaders

  • Stanford’s primary blockchain alumni community, CBAS supports Stanford alumni with local events, large conferences (including BASS), and nurtures founders in running the Stanford Blockchain Accelerator.