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With blockchain technology, everything from gaming to finance to the world economy is being reshaped. Countries are making future plans for blockchain, which has a very broad foundation. On the other hand, events are organized in order to understand what this technology is. In Turkey, the latest development in this field took place in 2022, the Istanbul Blockchain Week, where important names were present and talked about.
coincolicAs a team, we share with you our compilations about the crypto ecosystem and interviews from the Istanbul Blockchain Week 2022 event held at Şişli Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel on November 14-17.
What Happened on the First Day of the Event?
CEO of Digital EAK Erhan KorhalillerMany important local and foreign names took the stage at the event, which started with the speech of .
One of the first to share their ideas about Web3 Yoshi Hashimoto That said, the MMORPG is actually the first true metaverse in the world. In his presentation, Hashimoto stated that 10-20 thousand employees and a budget of 100-200 million dollars are needed to make an AA 3D game. He emphasized that a standard web3 game costs 1.5 million dollars.
Last week, we made interviews where we evaluated the FTX crisis and similar issues that left its mark on the agenda. OKX, mamoruand GateTRWe interviewed the opinions of crypto exchanges such as these issues and the Turkish crypto sector.
One of the prominent names on the first day of the event, which was opened as the NFT day, is The Sandbox Co-Founder. Sebastian Borget it was Borget, while sharing his thoughts on the future about the metaverse, talked about the Turkishverse project prepared specifically for Turkey.
What Happened on the Second Day of the Event?
Istanbul Blockchain Week ( IBW) on the second day, important names of the financial sector and crypto industry took part.
IBW Senior executives of banks attended the panels held on the second day of . “ Web3 Banking AdventureIn the panel titled ”, Is Bank, Akbank, Garanti BBVAand Circle joined. In the moderation chair cryptomedaand CointelegraphTRCEO Eray Dengiztook place.
The main topic of the panel was blockchaindevelopments and traditional finance had a place in these developments. Banks, digital He said they were on the verge of transition. Banks, which are the building blocks of traditional finance, mentioned the necessity of regulations. Moreover, Turkey’s executives from major banks showed a positive approach to blockchain. Another guest of the panel, USDCissuer of the circleTurkey manager stablecoinstalked about.
Also in another panel metaverseand of the internetThere was talk about the future.
In the busy work of the Coinkolik team, interviews were held with important names. BinanceAsia Regional Manager Gleb Kostarevand BNB Chainmanager Zoe Wei we had guests. Our guests talked about the developments in Turkey and the development of blockchain. Moreover, Avalanchethe company behind the ecosystem Ava Labswas also our guest. Ava LabsTurkey Business Development Director Selim Kendershared with us that regulations are necessary. Also Kenderstated that while blockchain adoption has declined in the past eight months, the long-term trend is improving.
What Happened on the Third Day of the Event?
The opening of the third day, the Chairman of the Parliamentary Industry, Trade and Energy Commission Ziya Altunyaldiz made. Altunyaldız appeared before the event followers with a presentation on blockchain studies in Turkey.
Among the highlights of the day was the “Next Wave in Crypto Trading: Key Trading Trends” panel. from Cointelegraph Erhan KahramanIn the event moderated by , different names from crypto exchanges made speeches.
Ninja Traders Founder who attended the last day of the event Crypto Kemal was among the names we interviewed. Crypto Kemal shared with the Coinkolik team his views on the current crypto market and his ideas about the steps to be followed for the future.
