Summit Overview
The Ethereum Shanghai Web 3.0 Developer Summit ("the Summit") will convene virtually on May 20th, uniting global stakeholders to explore "Web 3.0’s Impact on Future Digital Landscapes." Hosted by the ETH Shanghai Organizing Committee, China Green Development Foundation, and Business China, this event marks a pivotal moment for cross-border collaboration in decentralized technology.
Key Themes
- Web 3.0’s role in reshaping global digital infrastructure
- Decentralized applications (DApps) and their societal implications
- Post-pandemic international tech cooperation models
Featured Speakers and Agenda
Main Forum Highlights
- Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Co-founder): Keynote on Ethereum’s roadmap to ETH 2.0
- Terry Branstad (Former U.S. Ambassador to China): Perspectives on Sino-global tech partnerships
- Tin Pei Ling (CEO, Business China): Web 3.0’s economic potential in Asia
Roundtable Discussions
10+ industry leaders will debate:
- Global Web 3.0 collaboration frameworks
- Balancing innovation with internet security
- Sustainable blockchain development (e.g., carbon-neutral solutions)
ETH Shanghai Hackathon: May 20 – June 3
Competition Focus Areas
- Social-impact tech: Projects addressing cybersecurity, environmental sustainability, and public welfare
- Cross-border teams: Virtual collaboration for global developers
Why This Matters
Ethereum’s Evolution to ETH 2.0
Since 2015, Ethereum has undergone iterative upgrades, with Shanghai being the final update before ETH 2.0’s launch. Sponsored by the Ethereum Foundation, this summit underscores ETH Shanghai’s mission to:
- Expand Web 3.0 developer communities
- Foster interoperable, ethical internet futures
FAQs
Q: Who should attend?
A: Developers, policymakers, and tech entrepreneurs invested in decentralized networks.
Q: Is there a cost to participate?
A: The summit and hackathon are free; registration is required.
Q: How can I propose a discussion topic?
A: Email the organizing committee with your idea.
Q: Will sessions be recorded?
A: Select keynotes will be available post-event.
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