For Builders, By Builders — Global Web3 Developers Conference 2026 Coming to Hong Kong

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"Global Web3 Dev Con 2026 (GWDC) is set to take place in Hong Kong's Cyberport on February 8–9, 2026. Hosted by Web3Labs and co-hosted by Techub News, this event will serve as a major official side event to Consensus Hong Kong 2026. As the first comprehensive Web3 conference in Asia centered on developers, it embraces a "For Builders, By Builders" ethos. The conference aims to gather over 1,000 global Web3 enthusiasts and more than 200 top developers, with a goal of incubating 50+ innovative projects. GWDC will feature a dual-track format: a Main Stage for in-depth discussions on cutting-edge trends like AI × Web3, DeFi, Layer 2, and RWA, and a Hackathon Zone for three days of non-stop coding where developers can tackle real-world tasks on major public chains with guidance from top mentors. The event will also include multiple interactive zones designed to provide a full Web3 experience, offering opportunities for collaboration with industry leaders, VCs, and founders."

Amid the surging global Web3 wave and Hong Kong's active promotion of virtual asset policies and digital economic transformation, the "Global Web3 Developers Conference 2026 | Global Web3 Dev Con," hosted by Web3Labs and co-hosted by Techub News, will be held at Hong Kong Digital Port on February 8–9, 2026!

As an official major side event of Consensus Hong Kong 2026, GWDC will kick off the developer-exclusive climax three days in advance, providing a seamless and in-depth practical platform for industry leaders, investors, and builders arriving early in Hong Kong. Leveraging Hong Kong's "One Country, Two Systems" institutional advantages and Digital Port's positioning as a Web3 base, the conference is committed to incubating Asia's next blockchain blockbuster project.

This is Asia's first comprehensive Web3 event centered on developers, focusing on the spirit of "For Builders, By Builders." It is expected to bring together 1,000+ global Web3 enthusiasts and 200+ top developers, fostering 50+ innovative projects.

The conference adopts a "dual-core driving" model:

  • Main Venue: In-depth analysis of cutting-edge trends such as AI × Web3, DeFi, Layer 2, RWA, etc.

  • Hackathon Zone: 3 days of non-stop practical coding, perfectly integrating insights and action.

Four interactive zones covering the full Web3 chain experience

1. Main Stage | Ideological High Ground

  • 30+ industry leaders deliver Keynotes and Panels, engaging directly with VCs, exchange executives, and public chain founders to build leadership and strategic partnership opportunities.

2. Hackathon Zone | Hardcore Scene

  • 200+ developers form teams to tackle real tasks from mainstream public chains, receiving 1:1 guidance from top mentors (technical experts, star founders, VCs).

  • Note: All articles on Bitpush represent the author's views only and do not constitute investment advice
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QWhat is the name of the event and when will it be held?

AThe event is called the Global Web3 Dev Con 2026 (GWDC), and it will be held on February 8-9, 2026.

QWhere is the Global Web3 Dev Con 2026 taking place and who are the main organizers?

AIt will be held at Hong Kong's Cyberport. The main organizer is Web3Labs, and it is co-hosted by Techub News.

QWhat is the core spirit or theme of the GWDC 2026 conference?

AThe core spirit of the conference is 'For Builders, By Builders'.

QWhat are the two main components of the conference's 'dual-core driving' model?

AThe two main components are the Main Stage, for in-depth analysis of trends like AI x Web3 and DeFi, and the Hackathon Zone, for 3 days of non-stop practical coding.

QWhat is the expected scale of attendance and participation for the event?

AThe event is expected to bring together over 1,000 global Web3 enthusiasts and more than 200 top developers, aiming to catalyze over 50 innovative projects.

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