Getting Circular at the Boston Blockchain Week

By David Cutler

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Background

Boston has been known as the "Hub" for about 170 years. Since then this home of over 100 universities has continued to be the center of science development, deep tech, humanitarian-thinking... and, of course, sports.

The Web3 community has kept up the momentum with ecosystem-wide innovations using Blockchain, AI, IoT, and the integration of these technologies throughout all sectors of our lives.

The unique design of these new methods and models increase the ability and efficiency of more transparent business operations that empower individuals, facilitating a society where everyone can actively participate and thrive within a sustainable and circular economy.

What Do We Need To Get There?

We need to gather, share, and debate ...

Boston Blockchain Week had it's 7th annual event recently. Produced by the business incubator Qubic Labs, hundreds of people experienced dozens of speakers and panel discussions across a full range of topics - and that is the point for any new era of tech and techniques... to gather a wider range of voices influencing our best paths forward.

Circular Labs was there to engage old and new friends eager to learn more about their Layer 1 Blockchain Protocol for the same reason... to satisfy a wider range of solutions: speed, security, sustainability, and scalability ALL without the need to sacrifice decentralization.

Both Sides of Blockchain Were at BBW (See the Speakers):

1) Cryptocurrency and Tokenization:

- Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts and Investors: People interested in digital assets, trading, and investment opportunities in the cryptocurrency space.

- Blockchain Startups: Representatives from startups working on cryptocurrency projects and tokenization platforms.

- Regulatory Experts: Individuals focused on compliance and regulation in the cryptocurrency market.

- Financial Professionals: Those from the finance sector who are exploring blockchain for investment and asset management.

2) Blockchain for Business:

- Business Executives: Leaders from various industries looking to implement blockchain technology for operational efficiency and supply chain management.

- Technology Innovators: Individuals involved in developing blockchain-based solutions for businesses.

- Government Representatives: Officials interested in exploring the regulatory implications and applications of blockchain in government operations.

- Entrepreneurs: Individuals seeking to leverage blockchain for new business opportunities and startups.

- Academic and Research Professionals: Scholars and researchers focused on the practical applications of blockchain in business and governance.

Check BBW's Social Media action and their event videos

See You Around The Circular Hub... Until Next Year!

Useful Links:

https://bostonblockchainweek.com/

https://bostonblockchainweek.com/speakers/

https://qubiclabs.com/

https://circularlabs.io/home

David Cutler is a Sales & Marketing specialist based in Boston and NYC. David adds the most value where innovation provides a competitive advantage. He has extensive experience across industries and media, with a focus on B2B sales strategy and tactics that optimize product design and creative marketing communications for both customer success and company revenue. David has worked with large corporations like Pepsi, Oracle, Marriott, Hasbro, Ogilvy, and Disney, as well as disruptive startups seeking to align with customer needs. David Cutler is enthusiastically translating the benefits of integrating new technologies like AI and Blockchain for Web3-empowered opportunities. .

This article is for general information purposes and is not intended to be and should not be taken as legal or investment advice. The views, thoughts and opinions expressed here are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions of Circular Protocol.

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