Bocconi Students Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Association

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Bocconi Students Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Association

BSBCA is a student association at Bocconi with the aim of creating a platform for collaboration amon

Bocconi Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Association (BBCA) is a student association at Bocconi, and its main aim is to create a platform for collaboration among students interested in the world of Blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are the first and the far most known examples of usable and working Blockchain technologies. Young intellectuals are the best suited for exploring new pa

radigms and critically looking at existing institutions to find room for practical improvement. Currently businesses, banks, and large organizations are already exploring these technologies to see how they can implement them in their sectors. By creating a platform on campus to discuss these topics, the BBCA supports the academic pursuits of students investigating this technology.

06/09/2026

Applications for BSBA are officially open!

We are looking for motivated students who want to join the association, contribute to our initiatives and take an active role in the blockchain and Web3 ecosystem.

This year, we are also opening selected Board positions for students who are ready to take on greater responsibility and actively contribute to BSBA’s growth.

🗓 Applications close on 25 September 2026 👉 Apply via the link in bio or scan the QR code

20/05/2026

April marked a partial recovery for digital assets, with Bitcoin and Ethereum posting gains as geopolitical risk eased and institutional flows improved. At the same time, macro conditions remained dominant: oil-driven inflation, a divided Fed, and uncertainty around future policy kept crypto tied closely to broader risk sentiment. In DeFi, token launches and infrastructure progress were overshadowed by major exploit activity and renewed concerns around cross-chain security.

The full analysis is available on our LinkedIn page, Medium publication, and official
website 🚀

Many thanks to Artemijs Kobecs, Nursat O., Haotian Yang, James Menoud, and Ksawery Bednarek for their great work on this edition.

23/04/2026

🆕 “Is Crypto losing its identity?” is now live.

📌 A reflection following Paris Blockchain Week 2026, exploring the evolving relationship between decentralized finance and traditional financial institutions.
The article examines whether the growing institutional adoption of blockchain technology represents a natural maturation of the sector or a shift away from its original principles.

👏 Written by Matteo Corti

21/04/2026

March 2026 highlighted a growing disconnect between improving crypto fundamentals and macro-driven price action.

As oil shocks reshaped Fed expectations and reduced the outlook for rate cuts, crypto markets remained range-bound despite strong on-chain accumulation, institutional activity, and accelerating regulatory integration of stablecoins into financial infrastructure. This report breaks down the Fed’s policy shift, the widening gold–crypto divergence, market stabilization across major assets, and key DeFi trends including rollup expansion, RWA growth, evolving token incentives, and major protocol developments.

The full analysis is available on our LinkedIn page, Medium publication, and official website.

Many thanks to Artemijs Kobecs, Nursat O., Haotian Yang, James Menoud, Riccardo Baldelli, and Ksawery Bednarek for their outstanding work on this edition.

18/04/2026

It was a pleasure to take part in Paris Blockchain Week 2026. Having the opportunity to hear the goals, views and ambitions of the sector’s leading companies is a rare occasion. The central theme, which was discussed at greatest length, is undoubtedly the convergence between traditional finance and the crypto ecosystem: two elements that already coexist but are destined to complement one another and share their features. Taking part, therefore, not only helps us better understand the direction in which the fintech and blockchain world is heading, but also allows us to enhance our outreach efforts here at Bocconi Students Blockchain Association. A special thank you to Blockchain Student Association Italy and European Students Blockchain Coalition for enabling us to participate and making all of this possible. See you next time!

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