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The「TimeStamp Denver Developer Night」event is coming, and we are eagerly anticipating your attendance

Organized by Cointime and co-hosted by ABCDE, Hailstone, SINOHOPE, and ChainUp, the「TimeStamp Denver Developer Night」event will be held on February 27th at The WOODs at the Source Hotel in Denver. This event will gather top venture capitalists and founders of technology-driven projects, allowing you to communicate with the most outstanding thought leaders and innovators in the industry and explore the forefront of blockchain technology.

The event is built around the concept of "sharing, winning together, and openness," creating an active platform for exchange. The schedule includes a series of meticulously planned talks and discussions, covering a variety of cutting-edge technologies and innovations. You will have the opportunity to hear insights from renowned VCs from around the world, learn about investment trends, and discover the latest market opportunities, such as Ethereum Foundation researchers, the founder of MegaETH, the technical director of Ipsilon, the research director of Matter Labs, and many other influential guests. Additionally, you can interact with founders of technology-driven projects, share your experiences and insights, and possibly find new partners or investment opportunities. We believe that the「TimeStamp Denver Developer Night」 event will promote progress and innovation in the Web3 industry.

Interested individuals can visit the Cointime official website (https://cn.cointime.ai/) to proceed to the event registration page, or scan the provided QR code to join the Telegram group for registration. Please note that entry to the event is by invitation only, and on-site registration will not be accommodated. Additionally, you are invited to follow Cointime on Twitter to receive the latest updates on the event.

Cointime Twitter (Global):
https://twitter.com/cointime_global

Cointime Twitter (Chinese):
https://twitter.com/Cointime_CN

Event registration QR code (TG)

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