A Fusion of Authentic Culture and Blockchain Energy in the Heart of Thailand
MetisFest is pleased to announce MetisFest Bangkok, an exciting journey taking place during the DevCon 2024, where Thailand’s rich cultural heritage meets blockchain technology. Hosted at the stunning TRIBE Sky Beach Club in Bangkok on November 12, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m., the night promises a unique mix of entertainment, inspiring conversations, and opportunities to meet key players in the blockchain space.
The evening kicks off with drinks and food, followed by a warm welcome and opening words to set the tone for the night, leading into an engaging panel discussion featuring prominent voices from the blockchain space. Throughout the night, non-stop entertainment will keep the energy high, while ample networking opportunities will ensure the evening is not only enjoyable but also productive. Finally, guests will be able to take full advantage of the exclusive indoor and outdoor VIP zones for a premium experience.
MetisFest would like to extend sincere gratitude to our sponsors, Artifact Systems and ENKI, for their support, as well as to our partner, the Metis Foundation. Their help is indispensable in making MetisFest Bangkok a reality, allowing everyone to experience the city in a new and unique way.
If you're curious about what MetisFest has in store and want to experience it firsthand, be sure to visit the MetisFest Bangkok website to reserve your spot. It’s an occasion you wouldn’t want to miss!
For the latest updates on MetisFest and upcoming events, head over to the Metis Foundation Events page. Be sure to also follow @MetisFest on X/Twitter to stay up to date with all the latest news and announcements.
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