Please join the Princeton University DeCenter and the Princeton Project in Philosophy & Religion for a public panel discussion exploring the intersections of blockchain technology, religion, and power. This conversation will examine how historical and religious frameworks can shed light on emerging blockchain phenomena and offer ethical guidance in times of shifting authority and trust. The event will take place on November 5th at 4:30 p.m. in the Friend Center Convocation Room (113) . Panelists include Devin Singh (Dartmouth College), David Miller (Princeton University), Gordon Gant (Chi-Squared), and Meltem Demirors (Crucible Capital). The discussion will be moderated by Andrew Chignell (Princeton University). This event is free and open to the public. If you are interested in attending the full-day workshop, please email [ mailto:decenter@princeton.edu | decenter@princeton.edu ] . Best, Madelyn LaBuda Administrative and Events Coordinator DeCenter Engineering Quad, C215 Princeton University E: ml2512 [ mailto:email@princeton.edu | @princeton.edu ] M: 570-599-5338