The Indonesian Blockchain Association (ABI) is once again organising\nCrypto Literacy Month (BLK) 2026. This marks the fourth time the event\nhas been held, encompassing roadshows in three cities: Solo, Yogyakarta,\nand Manado.<\/p>\n
Under the theme Integration of Blockchain and Crypto Innovations:\nRealising a Transformative Inclusive Digital Ecosystem, BLK 2026\nunderscores the importance of collaboration between blockchain\ntechnology and the crypto asset ecosystem in driving broader digital\ntransformation in Indonesia.<\/p>\n
This also reflects efforts not only to develop technology but also to\nensure its benefits are accessible to various segments of society, from\nindustry players and developers to regulators and law enforcement.<\/p>\n
The series of BLK 2026 events was officially opened on Tuesday (7\/4)\nat The Dome Senayan Park, Jakarta, attended by the Executive Head of the\nFinancial Sector Technology Innovation Supervisor, Digital Financial\nAssets, and Crypto Assets of the Financial Services Authority (OJK), Adi\nBudiarso, and ABI General Chairman Robby Bun.<\/p>\n
OJK\u2019s Executive Head of the Financial Sector Technology Innovation\nSupervisor, Digital Financial Assets, and Crypto Assets, Adi Budiarso,\nstated that crypto transaction values in Indonesia have shown\nfluctuating dynamics over the past five years.<\/p>\n
Adi added that crypto assets in Indonesia contributed to state\nrevenue through taxes amounting to Rp796.73 billion in 2026. Even up to\nFebruary 2026, the figure reached Rp1.96 trillion.<\/p>\n
ABI General Chairman Robby Bun said that this year, BLK 2026 is\nundertaking significant expansion by introducing two new pillars\nalongside the general public crypto literacy programme.<\/p>\n
First, Blockchain Literacy Month, specifically designed for\ntechnology developers, featuring panel discussion sessions and in-depth\nworkshops.<\/p>\n
Second, Crypto Literacy Month for Law Enforcement Agencies (APH),\ntargeted specifically at law enforcement officials, focusing on\neducation regarding regulations and security in the digital asset\necosystem.<\/p>\n
Robby explained that ABI is also introducing a consumer protection\nportal that the public can use to submit complaints related to various\nissues within the national blockchain and crypto ecosystem. He continued\nthat, in addition to efforts in law enforcement and consumer protection,\nthis innovation aims to strengthen consumer confidence in the crypto\nasset industry in Indonesia.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis channel is not limited to complaints related to crypto\nexchanges, but also encompasses various other activities within the\n(national blockchain and crypto) ecosystem, including projects,\nblockchain-based services, to potential misuse that harms the public,\u201d\nhe said.<\/p>\n
He stated that the complaint channel is expected to serve as a bridge\nbetween consumers and industry players to follow up and seek resolutions\nfor any emerging issues.<\/p>\n
\u201cSo, for friends who wish to file a complaint, please do so. No need\nto worry about intimidation. We guarantee that the data you submit to\nthe association is well protected, in accordance with the current OJK\nregulations on consumer protection,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
The opening ceremony continued with a panel discussion session\naddressing current issues surrounding crypto regulations, blockchain\ninnovations, and the future of Indonesia\u2019s digital ecosystem.<\/p>\n
BLK 2026 this time is supported by official media partners including\nCoinvestasi, Investor Trust, and Tiger Research. The entire Crypto\nLiteracy Month 2026 series is open to the public. To follow the latest\ndevelopments of BLK, the public can access them through the official\nchannels of the Indonesian Blockchain Association.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/crypto-literacy-month-2026-integration-to-realise-transformative-inclusive-digital-ecosystem-1775746265", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }