Year-end summaries and reviews have become a trend, but for professionals focused on Web3 legal development, the real highlights are still ahead. The two months before the Lunar New Year are the key period of the year.

Recently, a milestone in the industry was witnessed—the official opening of a dedicated Web3 law firm in Hangzhou. Besides the ribbon-cutting ceremony, an industry year-end review was also conducted. On the surface, it was a summary; in essence, it laid the groundwork for a new round of ecosystem development. The real main event is yet to come.

**Print Publications and Content Output**

In early January, the industry's flagship annual publication will be printed. It is currently in the final polishing stage and is expected to be available within a week. The cover design for this issue is quite elaborate, with multiple layers of meaning waiting to be interpreted. Industry insiders are welcome to share their insights in the comments section; high-quality interpretations will be rewarded with free shipping and a gift.

**Industry Gathering and Knowledge Exchange**

In mid-January, industry leaders of private board meetings gathered together. The period around the end of January is a busy time for important events—The Singapore Private Board Meeting is scheduled for January 22, with a special industry sharing session arranged during the conference. Participants plan to stay for one day, then head to Phuket to continue in-depth discussions with industry peers on cutting-edge Web3 topics.

**Ecosystem Construction Mission**

The ultimate goal of these activities is clear: to help more legal professionals enter the Web3 space. For those driving this ecosystem, it’s not just about scheduling; it’s about actively paving the way with concrete actions. The maturity of the industry often depends on how many professionals are willing to delve deeply into it.

Time is tight, but the direction is clear. In the first two months of 2025, the integration of Web3 and legal ecosystems is accelerating.