The highly anticipated Proof of Talk summit, hailed as the Davos of Web3, is set to return for its second edition, according to an official announcement today.
The event promises to unite the most influential figures in the Web3 space at the historic Museum of Decorative Arts in the Louvre Palace on June 10 and 11.
With a focus on shaping the future of blockchain and global policy, the summit aims to convene web3 leaders, investors, CEOs, founders, exchanges, digital asset managers, and regulatory authorities for two days of networking and thought-provoking sessions.
While it was a remarkable success last year, Proof of Talk brought together over 1500 participants from various sectors, including notable figures from Binance, VanEck, Ripple, and the World Economic Forum. Described by attendees as the place “where Web3 meets the spirit of Davos,” the summit facilitated crucial discussions on rebuilding trust within the Web3 ecosystem.
With recent developments, such as the SEC’s approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs and the implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation in Europe, the stage is set for widespread blockchain adoption. This year’s conference aims to harness this momentum by assembling over 2500 participants from around the world to engage in discussions, explore partnerships, and generate investment opportunities that will reshape industries.
Notably, the summit boasts an impressive lineup of speakers, including Joseph Lubin of Consensys, Tim Draper of DFJ, and Marieke Flament, former CEO of the Near Foundation. Moreso, the agenda features over 20 panels, 10+ workshops, and keynotes on topics such as real-world asset tokenization, AI-blockchain integration, gaming evolution, and smart contract security.
Zohair Dehnadi, Co-Founder of Proof of Talk and Partner at X Ventures, expressed his enthusiasm for this year’s summit, stating, “….I’m proud to offer the industry such an exclusive experience at one of Paris’ most iconic locations, and am looking forward to seeing everyone in June!”
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