International Blockchain Olympiad
Practical applications of Blockchain & Trust Technologies.
The Königsberger Bridges Institute (KBI) is a non-profit founded in 2017 and now registered in Estonia. We run international olympiads in blockchain, data science, and quantum computing.
We connect students, educators, and industry around emerging technologies. We build skills through training, competitions, and work on the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Old Königsberg had seven bridges over the river Pregel. Its people asked: can you walk through the city and cross each bridge exactly once? In 1736, Leonhard Euler proved that you cannot. His proof started graph theory, the mathematics of how things connect.
KBI takes its name from that puzzle. We build bridges between people, disciplines, and places, so that new ideas can travel.
IBCOL starts in Hong Kong and grows from East Asia to Europe.
IDSOL debuts at City University of Hong Kong. Both olympiads move online.
IQCOL debuts. ETO combined meets rotate worldwide.
Prepare humanity for unknown unknowns through continuous innovation.
KBI is the official organizer of the International Blockchain Olympiad, the International Data Science Olympiad, and the International Quantum Computing Olympiad.
Practical applications of Blockchain & Trust Technologies.
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence from first principles.
Quantum Computing & Information Theory.
KBI has reached people in 50 countries and territories. Participants have come from universities such as Cornell, Cambridge, Peking University, and the University of Hong Kong.
China, Hong Kong, Japan, Mongolia, South Korea, Taiwan
Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
Bangladesh, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka
Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye
Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom
Australia, Brazil, Canada, New Zealand, United States
The Königsberger Bridges Problem, told as a walk through the old city.
→ About KBIFrom the first IBCOL in 2017 to today.
→ About KBISeven directorates, each named after one of the seven bridges.
→ About KBIWhat participants and partners say about KBI.
→ About KBILogos, names, and how to write about KBI.
→ About KBILegal notice and registered details.
→Students, educators, practitioners, and partners are welcome.