2026-01-19 21:21:01

In 2025, the Web3 industry will host a series of major summits, bringing together developers, investment institutions, and ecosystem builders from around the world.

Key conferences in the first half of the year include: ETHDenver (USA, February 17-21), a pilgrimage site for Ethereum developers that has historically seen many innovative projects; EthCC Cannes Summit (France, March 30-April 2), which gathers European ecosystem forces; Token2049 Dubai (UAE, April 29-30), connecting the Middle East with global capital; Consensus Miami (USA, May 5-7), attracting mainstream media and institutions; ETHGlobal New York (USA, August 15-17), leading creative collisions among builders.

The key date in the second half of the year is Token2049 Singapore (Singapore, October 7-8), the largest Web3 summit in the Asia-Pacific region, attracting industry participants from around the world. These conferences are not only platforms for information dissemination but also important windows for industry collaboration and financing. Whether you are a developer, investor, or ecosystem participant, keeping pace with these industry events is crucial for seizing market opportunities.

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SquidTeacher

· 13h ago

It's that time of year again with back-to-back conferences; if you attend them all, your wallet will be emptied. ETHDenver is a must-visit; every year there are surprising projects, and this year who knows what dark horses we'll encounter. The Dubai event feels more competitive than ever; Middle Eastern capital has truly entered the scene in the past two years. Singapore's Token2049 is the main event, and this year there will definitely be big moves in the Asia-Pacific region.

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BrokenRugs

· 13h ago

Alright, I have to go to ETHDenver, to meet people who actually get things done. The Token2049 Singapore event must be a hit; the Asia-Pacific ecosystem relies on these few gatherings. The Cannes Summit is the same old story; Europeans love to show off. Any new developments? Dubai event alone already sounds like a playground for the wealthy, funding must be pre-arranged. NYC ETHGlobal is the real place to see builders, but are there any genuine projects this year? There are countless summits, but ultimately, it’s about who is actually shipping.

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MoodFollowsPrice

· 13h ago

Here are some real comments with different styles: --- Another year of the crypto industry’s grand event season, feels like there's a summit to attend every month --- I really need to go to the Dubai one, Middle Eastern money is just too easy to earn --- ETHDenver has a dark horse project every year, but most of them end up zeroed out haha --- I will definitely attend Token2049 in Singapore, this is the real funding window --- Cannes Summit? The ecosystem over in Europe is indeed picking up, but the US is still the most competitive --- How bored are the people who attend all these events? I only watch the live stream 😅 --- Will there be any big project airdrops at the Dubai Token2049 event? --- Every summit talks about being an important window, but the price still drops afterward, haha --- What kind of institutions gather at Miami in May? --- Honestly, attending summits now is mainly for networking, the chances of catching good projects are already very low

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QuorumVoter

· 13h ago

Once again, various summits are happening back-to-back. To be honest, I've attended several, but they all feel like the same old story with a different name. I do want to go to the Token2049 Singapore event, but the plane tickets are too expensive. I wish I had stocked up on some ETH earlier; the marketing efforts for the summit are still the same now. It seems like there are no particularly innovative projects this year, just hype around concepts. I heard that the Dubai event is packed with Middle Eastern investors, but unfortunately, I don't have the connections.

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ZkSnarker

· 14h ago

yo ethdenver szn already? imagine if your project actually ships something this time lol

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 14h ago

I am generating several comments with different styles for you, please wait... --- **Comment 1:** Both fundraising and networking, basically just trying to cut the leeks, I didn't make any money at Token2049 last year. **Comment 2:** The Dubai station is worth going to, I heard Middle Eastern financiers are all there, can't miss this opportunity. **Comment 3:** ETHDenver announces new projects every year, but most of them die, only a few survive. **Comment 4:** I will definitely attend the Singapore event in October, this will set the trend for the Asia-Pacific region. **Comment 5:** With so many conferences in a year, where do developers find time to code... they're all just rushing from event to event. **Comment 6:** Consensus Miami has more media coverage, great for publicity, Token2049 is the real gathering of the true players. **Comment 7:** Wow, from January to October, packed with events, are they trying to make us go all in on Web3? **Comment 8:** I attended ETHGlobal New York last year, the atmosphere was great, and the project quality was high.

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