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EthCC[10] · Cannes, France · April 11–15, 2027

TERSE @ EthCC[10]

Token Engineering Labs leads the TERSE program at EthCC[10] — three sessions across the conference, run as a single arc: a Breakout on Day 1, an AI x Token Engineering workshop on Day 2, and the peer-reviewed TERSE academic day on Day 3 — which also carries a dedicated results readout for each of the first two sessions, so everything closes out together.

Have a topic to propose?

We're collecting project pitches for the Day 1 breakout and practice-share topics for the Day 2 workshop now, so approved topics have a head start once everything's locked in. See what's needed and how to submit.

Presenting research at TERSE?

The TERSE academic day is peer-reviewed and invite-only — submit through EthCC's official call for speakers, not the form above.

How the program runs

Pre-Conference
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3 TERSE
Post-Conference
TE Track TERSE Academic Day

Shortlisting & Review

Steering committee

Prep

Program finalized, speakers scheduled

Live Academic Talks
Research & proceedings published
Breakout Token Engineering Breakout

Submission

Via this website

Interest & Teams

Signal interest, form teams

Prep

Teams and Topics ready

Live Kickoff — pitches, team formation
Independent working period
Live Show results
Continuation — funding & execution paths
Workshop AI x Token Engineering

Submission

Via this webpage

Prep

Teams and Topics ready

Live Practice shares + collaborative mapping
Live Discuss findings
Process artifact shared & iterated
Live session Preparation / follow-up Milestone

What TERSE is

Token Engineering Labs leads this program for EthCC[10]. TERSE is guided by an independent steering committee of multiple stakeholders, not run by any single organization. It ran for the first time at EthCC[9] and returns this year due to huge success.

Steering committee: 1kx, Bancor, UZH Blockchain Center, NEAR House of Stake.

The Breakout and Workshop below are open to anyone working on the underlying problems — mechanism design, market design, protocol economics, prediction markets — whatever you call the work you do. "Token engineering" is our name for it, not a membership requirement. The TERSE academic day itself is invite-only and peer-reviewed.

Sessions