SmartLab International Sponsors Web3Dev Global Track in Malaysia
SmartLab
International,
a
company
focused
on
the
application
of
cutting-edge
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
technologies
in
market-spread
trading,
joined
notable
organizations
such
as
the
Solana
Foundation
and
InvestHK,
a
department
of
the
Hong
Kong
Government
responsible
for
Foreign
Direct
Investment
in
sponsoring
the
recently
concluded
Web3Dev
Global
Track,
a
premier
blockchain
event
that
brought
together
developers
and
enthusiasts
from
around
the
world.
Hosted
in
Kuala
Lumpur,
Malaysia,
the
event
served
as
a
pivotal
platform
for
attendees
to
connect
and
network
with
leading
developers,
industry
experts,
and
like-minded
individuals.
This
year’s
Web3Dev
Global
Track
featured
an
impressive
line-up
of
over
60
speakers,
engaging
in
thought-provoking
discussions
on
the
future
of
blockchain
technology.
Participants
had
the
opportunity
to
immerse
themselves
in
hands-on
coding
and
workshop
sessions,
exploring
the
latest
trends
in
Web3,
including
AI+DePin,
DeFi,
GameFi,
SocialFi,
Real
World
Assets
(RWA),
PropTech,
Alt-coins,
Memecoins,
and
Layer
1
&
Layer
2
solutions.
The
event
also
facilitated
meaningful
interactions
and
knowledge
sharing,
empowering
developers
and
enthusiasts
to
explore
new
ideas
and
solutions
that
drive
the
industry
forward.
“As
a
relatively
new
player
in
the
blockchain
and
crypto
space,
SmartLab
International,
through
sponsorship
of
this
event,
hopes
to
build
greater
brand-name
awareness
while
also
reinforcing
our
commitment
to
fostering
innovation
and
collaboration
within
the
blockchain
ecosystem,”
said
Mr.
Alex
Wu,
CEO
of
SmartLab
International.
He
further
added
that
“SmartLab
International
hopes
that
through
sponsorship
of
the
Web3Dev
Global
Track
Event,
we
can
contribute
to
the
growth
of
Web3
technology,
and
this
event
showcased
the
immense
potential
of
our
efforts.”
The
success
of
the
Web3Dev
Global
Track
underscores
the
increasing
significance
of
Web3
technologies
and
the
need
for
ongoing
dialogue
among
industry
leaders.
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