The Tokyo Web3 Summit concluded successfully, with over 200 industry elites exploring the future of the industry.

On the afternoon of July 29, a high-level conference focusing on Web3 development was successfully held in Tokyo. More than 200 guests from leading industry organizations, project teams, local Japanese companies, opinion leaders, and communities gathered to share industry insights and discuss the development prospects of the Japanese Web3 market.

The event invited several heavyweight guests to give keynote speeches, covering hot topics such as Web3 investment strategies, artificial intelligence applications, and infrastructure development.

The founder and CEO of a globally leading blockchain and Web3 investment firm shared the overall ecological layout of the company. It is reported that the company currently manages assets exceeding $1 billion, with investment areas covering Web 3.0, centralized finance, decentralized finance, non-fungible tokens, and the Polkadot ecosystem, with over 100 investment projects. The company has also achieved significant results in the field of artificial intelligence, with one project's valuation increasing tenfold after the first round of investment.

The co-founder and CEO of another Asian blockchain venture capital firm introduced the company's investment layout and strategy. The firm has invested in over 70 projects across 25 countries, providing comprehensive support for these projects, covering more than 10 key areas throughout the project lifecycle. In terms of investment strategy, the firm prioritizes participating as an early funder in project financing, focusing on supporting experienced founding teams and projects that are leading in their respective ecosystems.

The founder of a Web3 accelerator focused on game finance and artificial intelligence also shared the company's operating model and key business areas. The accelerator has invested in over 100 projects, covering multiple popular tracks. Currently, the accelerator is opening applications for a grant program valued at over $2 million, with selected projects receiving funding support of $10,000 to $30,000, as well as assistance in areas such as global marketing and development.

The conference also arranged multiple thematic discussions, exploring hot topics such as the integration of artificial intelligence and Web3, and the construction of new generation infrastructure. The participants engaged in in-depth exchanges about the current status, future prospects, and the development of their respective projects in these areas.

Overall, this conference provided a high-quality communication platform for industry professionals, helping to promote the development of the Japanese Web3 market and drive innovation and cooperation in the global Web3 ecosystem.