Paradigm’s annual conference and hackathon, Frontiers, is scheduled for Oct. 12-14, 2026, in San Francisco, according to a post on X by Georgios Konstantopoulos, the firm’s general partner and chief technology officer. The event will run on an invite-only basis and will not include booths or sponsors. Topics listed for the gathering include stablecoins, artificial intelligence, robotics, and post-quantum cryptography. Paradigm said the event is aimed at developers and technologists working at the edge of these fields. Applications are now open.
Paradigm’s annual conference and hackathon, Frontiers, will take place in San Francisco from Oct. 12 to 14, 2026, according to a post on X by Georgios Konstantopoulos, Paradigm’s general partner and chief technology officer.
Event format and topics
Konstantopoulos said the event will be invite-only, with no booths and no sponsors. The agenda will cover stablecoins, AI, robotics, and post-quantum cryptography, with the event aimed at geeks and developers working on the front edge of those fields. Applications are now open.
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