In the bustling heart of Seoul, the global blockchain community will converge for Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) 2025, a premier event showcasing the latest innovations in Web3, cryptocurrency, and decentralized technologies.
Among the notable attendees is Const, the co-founder of Bittensor. His presence at the event underscores the growing intersection between artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain, a theme that resonates deeply with KBW’s focus on impactful advancements in the space.
Bittensor is an open-source protocol that creates a decentralized marketplace for machine learning and AI resources. Participants in the network, called miners and validators, contribute computational power, data, and models to produce “digital commodities” such as AI inference, training datasets, storage, and more.
Founded by Const (Jacob Steeves) and co-founder Ala Shaabana, Bittensor has gained traction for its novel approach to democratizing AI development.
Unlike centralized AI giants like OpenAI or Google, Bittensor aims to distribute intelligence across a global, permissionless network, making advanced AI accessible to anyone.
Const has been a vocal advocate for decentralized systems, drawing from his background in computer science and blockchain. His work has positioned Bittensor as a leader in the “DeAI” (decentralized AI) movement, attracting investors and developers eager to build on its infrastructure.
Korea Blockchain Week 2025: A Hub for Innovation
KBW 2025, running from September 22 to 28 in Seoul, South Korea, is Asia’s largest blockchain gathering.
The event features keynotes, panels, workshops, exhibitions, and over 780 side events, drawing thousands of attendees from around the world.
This year’s theme emphasizes “impact,” exploring how blockchain can drive real-world change in sectors like finance, gaming, and AI.
Seoul’s selection as the host city is no coincidence. South Korea boasts one of the highest crypto adoption rates globally, with government policies increasingly supportive of blockchain innovation.
The event’s main conference, KBW: IMPACT, takes place on September 23–24 at the Walkerhill venue, featuring high-profile speakers including Donald Trump Jr., alongside representatives from projects like Sui, CoinFund, and Sharplink.
As the founder of Bittensor, Const is expected to discuss Bittensor’s role in decentralizing AI, potentially touching on topics like consensus algorithms, tokenomics, and the future of machine intelligence on the blockchain.
His session could provide valuable alphas for attendees, given Bittensor’s rapid growth and its appeal to investors seeking exposure to AI-crypto hybrids.
This isn’t Steeves’ first rodeo in the spotlight; he has previously spoken at events like Proof of Talk 2025, where he shared insights on Bittensor’s ecosystem.
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