The 2022 COSMOS Ecological Cosmoverse Conference opens, conference follow-up report

2022-09-26 15:11

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The Cosmoverse Conference invited dozens of founders of the COSMOS ecological project, and is committed to becoming one of the biggest driving forces for the growth of the vast Cosmos.

On September 26, 2022, the Cosmoverse Conference, the largest and most important conference in the Cosmos ecosystem, was held in Medellin, Colombia, and the conference lasted for two days (September 26-9 28 March). Hosted by the Cosmoverse community, this conference aims to bring the essence of the Cosmos ecosystem to Latin America, and is committed to becoming the biggest driving force for the growth of the vast Cosmos.

The conference invited dozens of community developers, investors, and founders. Including Cosmos co-founder Ethan Buchman, Osmosis co-founder Sunny Aggarwal, Juno co-founder Jake Hartnell, Evmos co-founder Federico Kunze Klmer, Agoric co-founder and CEO Dean Tribble, etc.

Official link of the conference: https: //cosmoverse.org/

BlockBeats will follow up and report on this meeting:

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