As the World Economic Forum brings together world leaders to deal with global issues, a series of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology-themed events will create a vibrant trick at the German-Swiss Andes Snow Resort.

Cointelegraph will conduct live interviews with the World Economic Forum (WEF) and a series of thematic events that have been held focusing on blockchain technology. Key members from governments, businesses and civil society around the world gather in this town every year for World Economic Forum meetings, but cryptocurrency and blockchain technology-themed events are gradually leaving their mark on this exclusive agency process.

Cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have been the key to the official agenda of the World Economic Forum for 2023 during the week-long meeting. A conference entitled "finding the right balance for encryption" will be held on January 19th (15:00 European time), which will discuss the "boom and downturn" of the encryption market in 2022. And take into account the creation of "strong controls" over cryptocurrencies while ensuring "proactive macroeconomic and social conclusions".

Wave CEO Brad Galinthwaite attended the meeting with Spanish Federal Reserve Chairman Klaanuit, European Commission's Miley Mcguinness World Records and Dubai's state minister for artificial intelligence technology, digital economy and telecommuting.

CircleCEOJeremy Allaire will organize a socio-economic conference on abstraction on January 17th (16:15 EDT) to delve into which industries are likely to be the main victims of abstraction.

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Metverse is another topic to be discussed at the World Economic Forum. The conference entitled "deployment in Industrial production Metverse" is scheduled to be held on January 19th (09:00 CEIBS international time). In addition, Charles Cox, chief product officer of Meta, organized a team seminar called "New reality: building Metverse", which also generated approximately $180 billion in project investment for the field and potential trends driven by research, indigenous innovation, project investment and policy. The session will be held on January 18 (15:00 CEIBS international time).

The World Economic Forum also uses the illusory world with its own 3D goods, which means establishing avatars to explore different types of immersive natural environments.

Kristina Lucrezia Corn è r, editor of Cointelegraph, also attended the World Economic Forum for the publication and plans to organize group discussions in the course of this week.

This includes a conference entitled Interoperability and Climate held on 17 January (13:40 EDT) in GBBC#BlockchainCentral Davos 2023. Kosal will also organize a panel discussion on climatic inflation expectations and the discovery of world carbon prices at Hedera Haus on January 16 (15:35 CET).

At a seminar in the Greek parliament building on January 17th (09:30 EDT), Kosal focused on "the advent of groundbreaking technologies: new ways to encourage assets for sustainable investment".

Cointelegraph journalist Gareth Jenkinson will cover GBBC's # BlockchainCentral Davos 2023 and CV Labs's BlockChain Hub Davos. Jenkinson will also organize a campaign entitled "reports of decentralized financial decline are grossly overrated." Donovan's meeting. Defi 2.0 is coming! The symposium on "Future Development of Metverse" was held on 17 January (15:30 EST) in BlockChain Hub (15:30 EST) and on 18 January (17:20 EST) in GBBC.

A number of popular field participants from the field of cryptocurrency and blockchain will appear in different processes, including AVA LabsCEO and founder Emin G ü n Sirer, SkyBridge Capital founder Howard Scaramucci and Cambridge Analytics whistleblower and personal information protection promoter Brittany Keren.