November 28 to December 4, 2022 @ Marriott Grand Ballroom in Newport Resorts World
| Info | Details |
|---|---|
| What | Philippine Blockchain Week 2022 |
| When | November 28 to December 4, 2022 |
| Where | Marriott Grand Ballroom in Newport Resorts World |
If you haven’t had your fill of blockchain, crypto, and NFTs last week in the Philippine Web3 Festival and the Philippine Startup Week, then the Philippine Blockchain Week 2022 is for you.
Tickets are more expensive than the Philippine Web3 Festival:
| Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Expo | 27.5 USD |
| Premium | 314.5 USD |
| VIP | 524.5 USD |
| VVIP | 2500 USD |
It’s our first time to hear of a VVIP category for an event.
Like the Philippine Web3 Festival, there are many side events for specific type of ticket holders.
The week will culminate with a ‘Philippine Block Awards’ on December 2, and a Block X Afterparty on December 3 and 4.
Before lunch, selected Web3 startups gave pitches. Among them was Crypto Sheesh which was a favorite during the Web3 Hackathon.
The most interesting session was the panel discussion with the Tron founder who was asked what he did during the FTX collapse and how much of FTX assets he owns. He replied that he does not have majority ownership. The discussion ended with Justin Sun advocating more trust for DeFi over CeFi.
More people were at the booths today. Jared Dillinger is still here.
There were a lot of mini talks and panel diacussions, the last of which was the talk by Larry Namer of E! Entertainment.
The event ended with a Philippine cultural dance and a flash mob.
*We’ll add the main points for the talks that we attended
Juan, Erick, Lance, Michael
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