UK CBT researchers completed a week of seminars and conference contributions in Singapore across NUS Computing and the Nanyang Blockchain Conference 2026 at Nanyang Technological University.

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Walter J. Hernandez presented DLT-Corpus and domain-adapted language models at NUS and at the Nanyang conference. Jiahua Xu joined a panel on decentralised intelligence, accountability, governance and the role of human oversight in autonomous systems.

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Yichen Luo presented an explainable multi-agent approach to resisting manipulative bots in meme-coin copy trading. Hanze Guo introduced a framework for measuring effective anonymity in shielded UTXO protocols using public traces from RAILGUN.

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The programme connected UK CBT research with academic and industry communities across Singapore. Several of the projects grew from, or were supported by, Ripple’s University Blockchain Research Initiative ecosystem.

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