PGP* (Pretty Good Policy) for Crypto

A Washington, DC gathering for policy professionals, government officials, regulators, think tank scholars, academics, and others to enjoy an exclusive networking breakfast (“Pretty Good Pancakes”) followed by keynote briefings about developing Pretty Good Policy for cryptocurrency.

This event will also feature a deep dive into a timely crypto policy topic curated by Project Glitch.

Sponsors of the PGP* for Crypto Series

The Digital Securities Initiative, Zcash Foundation, USC VanEck Digital Assets Initiative, and Electric Coin Co. are proud sponsors of the PGP* for Crypto Briefing and Roundtable Series. We are also thankful for the support of the DeFi Education Fund and the Blockchain Association.

The Special Meaning of PGP*

The “PGP” reference is in homage to Pretty Good Privacy encryption and is carried over from Electric Coin Co.’s longstanding Pretty Good Pancakes breakfasts held in conjunction with industry events. As the first freely distributed, high-quality public-key cryptography system, PGP was a widely used tool among cypherpunks for privacy protection and has had a major influence on the development of cryptocurrencies. PGP is still used today, especially in the cyber threat intelligence community.

Notice for Government Officials and Employees

PGP for Crypto LLC is the organizing sponsor of this event and is committed to the highest level of ethical standards when interacting with government officials and employees. Kindly note that this is a widely attended event where we will be offering breakfast. To the extent that your local laws/internal policies limit your ability to accept the benefits provided at this event, and you wish to receive the per-person amount for the benefits provided, reimburse the full cost of the benefit, or decline attendance, please contact [email protected]. By accepting the benefits provided at this event, it is our understanding that you are indicating that you are not prohibited by the applicable rules from doing so.

Questions? Email the host at [email protected].