Experienced professionals, policy leaders, blockchain enthusiasts, professionals, and investors in the blockchain industry, are attending the 4th edition of Paris Blockchain Week (“PBW”) being held from March 20-24, 2023 at the Carrousel du LOUVRE in the heart of Paris’ famous palace and largest museum in the world.
Paris Blockchain Week is the top international conference devoted to professionals in the Web3 and blockchain space. This 4th edition of the Paris Blockchain Week is Europe’s leading blockchain event, covering: Web3, NFTs, decentralized finance, and metaverse, with 10,000+ attendees from across the world. It’s a great opportunity for blockchain fans to learn, share, and do business in one of the world’s most progressive places in the French Capital.
With the latest advancements in blockchain technology, businesses are staying informed about the newest progress. They need to reinforce their professional networks while merging the industry-wide ecosystem. The immersive nature of Paris Blockchain Week will ensure that PBW is a must-attend event dedicated to shaping the future of blockchain technology.
Explore New Opportunities and Build Strong Relationships
PBW offers a remarkable experience in Paris, engaging with several government, business, and regulatory stakeholders to discuss the rising and vibrant web3 ecosystem. The conference will feature some of the leading figures in the space discussing the most demanding challenges, and issues of the blockchain industry, including digital asset liquidity, traceability, digital governance, and much more.
Key blockchain industry personalities have already committed to speaking at this event on all things blockchain. 400+ speakers will share their knowledge with the audience and delve deep into the latest progresses in blockchain technology and its potential applications across different industries. Top supporters and speakers at this influential blockchain industry event include Jean-Noël Barrot, Meta, Nicolas Julia, Sorare, Steve Huffman, Sébustien Borget, Nasdaq, Brad Garlinghouse, Reddit, Ripple and French Minister for Digital Transition & Telecommunications, Stephane Kasriel.
Attendees will get a better understanding of the potential of blockchain technology and its significance in shaping the future. The 2023 edition of Paris Blockchain Week is shaping up to be a blockchain extravaganza, featuring top-notch exhibitions, eye-opening workshops, and stimulating networking events.
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