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CT3 to Participate as Speaker at CoinFerenceX Singapore 2026

Participation in the conference will be an important step for CT3 in increasing the project’s visibility and attracting greater attention from

CT3 to Participate as Speaker at CoinFerenceX Singapore 2026

CT3, a blockchain project, will be a speaker at the upcoming CoinFerenceX Singapore 2026, a world's first decentralized Web3 summit. The event, taking place on October 5-6 in Singapore, will bring together leaders from blockchain companies, crypto exchanges, infrastructure projects, investment funds, and other industry participants. CT3's CTO and Head of Partnerships & Governance, Leandro Gomes, will be representing the company on stage.

The presentation will focus on various aspects of Web3 development, including NFTs and their use cases beyond digital collectibles, enterprise adoption of Web3 technologies, and decentralized data storage. CT3 already employs unique NFT access keys to manage data access, and the presentation will explore how this approach can be applied to other aspects of their platform.

One of CT3's primary goals in Singapore is to expand its network of strategic partners. The conference will precede TOKEN2049, the world's largest crypto conference, which will take place the following day. As a result, CT3 hopes to connect with potential enterprise clients, new investors, and other infrastructure partners during this time.

The conference will also provide CT3 the opportunity to discuss the listing of CT3GB with representatives from major cryptocurrency exchanges. These discussions will focus on the requirements projects must meet to be listed on these platforms, as CT3 prepares for this potential milestone by conducting independent audits of key smart contracts and building financial reserves.

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