Fibonacci Web3 Summer 区块链大会在杭成功举办

币界网Published on 2024-07-30Last updated on 2024-07-30

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2024 年 7 月 27 日，Fibonacci Web3 Summer 区块链大会于杭州圆满落幕。

本次大会由 Fibonacci 主办，BUDAO LABS 联合主办，吸引众多业内专家与资本关注，实际到场逾 1500 人次，场面盛大。大会现场设有多个创新展位，并邀多位重量级嘉宾作精彩主题演讲。此次大会成功举办，为行业发展注入新动力，亦预示未来杭州在 WEB3 领域将占据重要地位。

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