The highly anticipated Proof of Talk summit, dubbed as the Davos of Web3, is gearing up for its second edition, promising to bring together the most influential figures in the Web3 space. Set to take place at the historic Museum of Decorative Arts in the Louvre Palace on June 10 and 11, the event aims to shape the future of blockchain and global policy through networking and thought-provoking sessions.

Last year's summit was hailed as a remarkable success, attracting over 1500 participants from various sectors, including prominent figures from Binance, VanEck, Ripple, and the World Economic Forum. Described as the intersection of Web3 and the spirit of Davos, the summit facilitated crucial discussions on rebuilding trust within the Web3 ecosystem.

This year's conference aims to build on the momentum of recent developments, such as the SEC's approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs and the implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation in Europe. With over 2500 participants expected from around the world, the summit seeks to explore partnerships, generate investment opportunities, and drive widespread blockchain adoption across industries.

The summit boasts an impressive lineup of speakers, including Joseph Lubin of Consensys, Tim Draper of DFJ, and Marieke Flament, former CEO of the Near Foundation. Additionally, the agenda features over 20 panels, 10+ workshops, and keynotes covering topics such as real-world asset tokenization, AI-blockchain integration, gaming evolution, and smart contract security.

Zohair Dehnadi, Co-Founder of Proof of Talk and Partner at X Ventures, expressed his excitement for this year's summit, stating, "I'm proud to offer the industry such an exclusive experience at one of Paris' most iconic locations, and am looking forward to seeing everyone in June!"

As the Web3 space continues to evolve, the Proof of Talk summit serves as a pivotal platform for industry leaders to come together, exchange ideas, and drive innovation that will shape the future of blockchain technology and global policy.