Ethereum Hong Kong Meetup Successfully Concludes First Monthly Offline Gathering
Ethereum Hong Kong Meetup Successfully Concludes Its First Monthly Offline Gathering
Supported by the Ethereum Foundation's "Ethereum Everywhere" initiative and co-organized by SNZ and ETHTAO, the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub successfully held its first offline event on January 24. This marked the public debut of Asia’s first physical Ethereum hub and established a new tradition of monthly meetups for the local Ethereum community.
The event attracted over 150 participants, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for in-depth exchanges among the Ethereum Foundation team, local developers, researchers, entrepreneurs, institutional partners, and enthusiasts. This reflects the Foundation’s increased engagement in supporting ecosystem growth in Hong Kong and Asia through closer communication.
Highlights of the event included a trilingual (English, Mandarin, Cantonese) keynote by Adrian Li, the Ethereum Foundation’s Ecosystem Development Lead for Asia, outlining strategic development and future opportunities in the Asia-Pacific region. Three core panel discussions followed:
1. Programmable Privacy and Compliance: Experts from SNZ Holding, the Ethereum Foundation, Yunfeng Financial, and Brevis explored the application and regulatory boundaries of privacy technology.
2. Real-World Assets (RWA) from Protocol to Practice: Representatives from China Asset Management (Hong Kong), Chainlink, HashKey Group, and Asseto discussed institutional asset tokenization and regulatory outlook.
3. DeFi’s New Chapter on Layer 2: Leaders from Spark, Taiko, Morpho, SuperReturn, and Cap Money shared insights on Layer 2 ecosystem development and protocol innovation.
The event also featured networking sessions and a tour of the Hub space, strengthening community ties. Moving forward, the Hong Kong Ethereum Community Hub will host regular monthly events and offer membership services, coworking spaces, and event venues to support Ethereum innovation and solidify Hong Kong’s role as a leading Web3 hub in Asia.
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