Swiss WEB3FEST 2023:Pioneering The Future of Web3 Through Global Collaboration

Zug, Switzerland, 18.09.2023 – The recently concluded Swiss WEB3FEST 2023, held September 12-17, is a testament to the transformative potential of Web3 and the synergies of global collaboration. Held in the cities of Zug and Zurich, the event transcended borders, disciplines, and industries to usher in the era of decentralized innovation.

Notable highlights of the festival:

• Over 150 high-profile speakers, 50+ exhibitors, and a compelling lineup of 80+ tracksand side events.
• Bringing together two powerful ecosystems: Crypto Valley & Crypto Oasis.
• Co-hosted by The Dfinity Foundation, the trailblazers behind the Internet ComputerProtocol (ICP) in Zurich, broadening the horizons of the Web3 landscape.
• Unique metaverse experiences created by WEB3FEST’s metaverse partner, PulseWorld.
• An engaging 6-day program covering the NFT art scene, gaming, the metaverse,regulatory infrastructure, sustainable practices, venture capital insights and more.
• The opening day of the festival immersed attendees in Switzerland’s thriving NFT art scene. Day two, was a dual experience: while one segment celebrated the world of Web3 gaming and the metaverse, the other segment delved into the importance of digital ID, custody in the Web3 landscape, self-regulation for protocols, and the nuances of Swiss and UAE regulatory dynamics.

Ralf Glabischnig, the visionary behind WEB3FEST, said, „Our vision for this festival is to combine the exceptional potential of both Crypto Valley and Crypto Oasis. Switzerland is an outstanding location for founders looking to provide a regulatory home for their blockchain and Web3 startups. The Middle East offers a brilliant platform for these startups to scale internationally. With the launch of WEB3FEST, we aim to establish an annual Web3 event series worldwide.”
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The Swiss WEB3FEST is initiated by Inacta Ventures, Crypto Oasis Ventures, The Crypto Valley Association, Trust Square, co-hosted by The Internet Computer and is supported by the City and Canton of Zug in Switzerland.

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