The conference will be held in Toronto from November 15th to 17th. It is expected to host 200 speakers. .150 startups and 5,000+ participants. WeaveSphere Executive Producer Patrick Kasebzarif described the purpose of the meeting and said:
"WeaveSphere aims to build a bridge between academia. Research and industry to help accelerate innovation. Spark new ideas for academia. Researchers. Developers. Founders. To help them transform business through technological society, investors and industry leaders to network,"
The first WeaveSphere event was held in 1991, and this year is the 32nd. The event will include technical talks, seminars, referral contests, survey reports and an award program.
SWIFT Hackathon
Another industry giant moving into the Web3 space is global payments network SWIFT.
Using a similar approach to IBM, SWIFT has decided to focus on the Web3 industry at the 2022 Hackathon, gathering the brightest minds and stimulating innovation.
The SWIFT digital currency is a vital topic for everyone in the industry, and many leaders in the market are already hard at work. To spark innovation in interoperability and ownership, SWIFT is hosting the 2022 Hackathon from 6-23 September.
In the case of interoperability, participants will be able to quickly find it. Cheaper currency-to-currency and token single transaction solutions. On the other hand, in terms of ownership, participants will examine the topic of traceability of ownership across multiple chains.
bear market construction
Many digital currency executives mentioned the coldest winter market in the digital currency industry and explained why they are optimistic about innovation and construction.
Early in the winter market, Blockworks founder Jason Yanowitz posted a post on his Twitter account summarizing the three phases of a bear market. He named the final stage "Bottomless Exhaustion."
This is an area where prices are falling and there is no new volatility in the market, he said. Yanowitz realized that this is the stage most people want to leave. However, he strongly recommends responding to change with the same.
He said:
"If you're a company, do whatever it takes to get through. If you're a contractor, stay interested. Find other builders. Build with them. If you're an investor, make your thesis. Put your Put the chips on someone you trust."
Prominent digital currency executives also agree with Yanowitz's suggestion. Many believe that the winter market will weed out items that have no real value.