How conferences help shape market vision — Kursoff's version
September 22, 2025
Recently, our team took part in three key September events in the field of Web3 / AI / digital finance, and the results are impressive. Below — what stood out, the knowledge we gained, and how this will help Kursoff moving forward.
DeJob!? 2.0 — Web3 career fair in Kyiv
Organized by the UAHg team, the event targeted those looking for their niche in Web3: job openings, required skills, how to prove competencies, internships.
The format included lectures, workshops, panel discussions, including legal perspectives on Web3 topics. We met representatives from WhiteBit, Crystal Intelligence, Hacken, Bitget, and other Web3 companies.
Binance Meetup — Odesa
An event from Binance focused on the community of Web3 / crypto enthusiasts.
The program featured updates from Binance itself about regulatory initiatives, plans for cooperation with banks, and products or services they are developing in Ukraine.
We gathered insights on how the local Web3 community views challenges (laws, banking environment, taxes) and what solutions are already being proposed.
DGFI 2025 — Web3 & AI conference in Tbilisi
This was a large-scale conference that brought together over 100 speakers and more than 80 partners. Sessions covered topics ranging from tokenization of real assets to regulation, from AI solutions to startups and venture capital.
As a team, we learned how security regulation, compliance, and data protection are becoming the standard — and that they cannot be ignored even in the most innovative projects.
Value for Kursoff
We walked away with an updated market map: which directions in the crypto space are now priorities, and what competencies are needed to find a job and “fit into” the Web3 world.
Conference participants emphasized the importance of legal compliance, data protection, and process transparency. This is no longer an “extra bonus” but a key requirement for any project planning to grow internationally.
Live communication with representatives of companies, startups, and investors once again proved: in this field, connections are just as important as the technologies themselves. It is through networking that partnerships, joint ideas, and new opportunities are born.
