日本 WebX 2024：亚洲最大会议即将举办， 超百家公司以及演讲者将参会

深潮Published on 2024-08-14Last updated on 2024-08-14

本次会议聚焦于“加速 Web3 的技术采用和社会实施”，将提供获取商业创意和建立联系的机会。

作者：WebX

编译：深潮TechFlow

两天开启 Web3 产业应用之门

WebX 2024 是由日本最大的加密货币和 Web3 媒体平台 CoinPost 组织和管理的全球 Web3 会议。

鉴于监管政策的发展，日本政府和主要企业将大规模参与 Web3 的拓展。此次会议以 Web3 产业扩展为主题，吸引来自全球的参与者聚于此。

会议将有约 180 家参展公司，约 250 位演讲者（日本与国际演讲者各占 50%），以及约 130 家媒体合作伙伴，成为亚洲最大的会议。

许多来自全球知名日本产业（如动漫和游戏）的主要公司将参展，为与全球与会者的互动提供机会。

著名 DJ Steve Aoki 将参与开幕派对，正式开启 WebX 2024。

见证日本 Web3 大规模采用的未来

- 日期：2024 年 8 月 28 日至 29 日

- 地点：日本东京 - 东京王子公园大厦

- 主办方：CoinPost - 日本最大的 Web3 和加密货币媒体

本次会议聚焦于“加速 Web3 的技术采用和社会实施”，将提供获取商业创意和建立联系的机会，从而推动 Web3 技术的发展。

为什么要亲自参加此次活动

- 独家现场演讲环节：来自全球的杰出演讲者，记录的演讲视频将提供给持票者

- 访问超过 180 家 Web3 行业外公司的展区

- 参与 IP 和游戏领域：如讲谈社、卡普空、东宝、史克威尔艾尼克斯等公司将参与

- 进入网络交流区域和活动（仅限商务票及以上持有者）

- 参与超过 100 个相关的侧边活动：WebX 期间提供前往侧边活动场地的免费出租车服务

亚洲巡回和东京区块链周

1. DAO TOKYO 2024（东京 / 日本）

  2024 年 8 月 21 日（星期三） - 22 日（星期四）

2. Coinfest Asia 2024（巴厘岛 / 印度尼西亚）

  2024 年 8 月 22 日（星期四） - 23 日（星期五）

3. ETHTokyo'24（东京 / 日本）

  2024 年 8 月 23 日（星期五） - 26 日（星期一）

4. WebX 2024（东京 / 日本）

  2024 年 8 月 28 日（星期三） - 29 日（星期四）

5. 韩国区块链周 2024（首尔 / 韩国）

  2024 年 9 月 1 日（星期日） - 7 日（星期六）

WebX 特邀演讲者

- 岸田文雄（日本 / 首相）

- 平良正明（众议院议员 / 自民党 Web3 项目组组长）

- 小池百合子（东京都政府 / 东京都知事）

- Richard Teng（币安 / 首席执行官）

- Audrey Tang（Plurality / 台湾首位数字部长，联合创始人）

- 上野直彦（丰田区块链实验室）

- 兼田智（科乐美数字）

- 濑户浩介（三丽鸥 - 以 Hello Kitty 而闻名）

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