Websea Labs will host the "Web3+2024 in Vietnam: The New Era of GameFi" summit in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam tomorrow
Websea Labs will hold a large summit "Web3+2024 in Vietnam: The New Era of GameFi" in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on June 8th. The summit is organized by Websea Labs, co-organized by Meta Heaven, ABGA, and ChainCatcher, and has special support from Future3Campus. The summit will bring together many industry experts and top investors, aiming to connect GameFi practitioners and participants in the upstream and downstream, and jointly explore industry trends.The summit invited many guests including SEI Foundation, Conflux Network, Klaytn Foundation, Aptos Labs, ZetaChain, Web3port, MT Capital, K300 Ventures, Arche Fund, Aura, Degame, W3GG, Zentry, and Ancient8. The event will be opened by Mr. Hunter, partner of ChainCatcher, and followed by exciting speeches from Websea Labs, Meta Heaven, and ABGA. Next, there will be three industry guest exchanges, discussing "the future of public chains and the integration of GameFi", "the view and investment strategy of the capital market on GameFi", and "the influence and business model of GameFi ecosystem players".This event aims to bring deep industry insights and forward-looking trend analysis to participants through a series of exciting discussion sessions and guest sharing, and jointly explore the future of GameFi.
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