Israel’s Web3 Businesses Organize First Annual ETHTLV

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The most prominent web3-centered businesses in Israel have come together to organize the first annual ETHTLV, which will run from February 1 to 9 in Tel Aviv, Israel.

According to its organizers, the objective of the event is to invigorate the country’s startup community, establish the community’s foothold in the global web3 scene and discuss the steps web3 must take to onboard the next billion users.

Participants in the event include ConsenSys, Fireblocks, StarkWare, Collider and MarketAcross.

As part of the ETHTLV event there will be keynotes, workshops, and panel discussions complemented by more than a dozen community-led side events.

Dror Avieli, VP of Customer Success at ConsenSys, has said:

“We are looking forward to meeting some of the most creative developers and progressive technologists who can help us build the next generation of Web3 dapps and solutions, as well as strengthening our relationship with partners like Starkware and Fireblocks.”

Dror Avieli, VP of Customer Success at ConsenSys, has commented:

“Without a doubt, Israel has some of the greatest tech talents in the world. In the next few years, the world will see make a massive shift into web3, upending the way value is transacted all over the globe. Through ETHTLV, we hope to build upon Israel’s innovative tech culture and ensure that we are ready to take our place in the future of tech.”

The ETHTLV has been organized to turn the startup nation of Israel into a web3 startup nation, and to create hundreds of new jobs within the country’s growing blockchain ecosystem.

Itai Elizur, COO of MarketAcross, has added:

“After helping organize major crypto events in Paris, Korea, Singapore, & Austin, it gives me great pride to invite everyone this time to my home city, Tel-Aviv, as part of ETH TLV. The Israeli builders’ community is one of the best in the world, and the fact all these companies and OGs are coming to our small nation should solidify that fact. We have a lot to offer, come see for yourself.”