Kenneth Shek (@tylerdurden88), CEO at @Moca_Network, is coming to Conviction 2026. A serial founder driven by an unwavering passion for the mass adoption of cutting-edge technologies, Kenneth brings over 15 years of venture-building experience across renewable energy, cross-border e-commerce, and artificial intelligence, before finding the industry he would dedicate his talents to: the captivating world of Web3. Today, Kenneth leads Moca Network and serves as Head of Projects at Animoca Brands, a $6 billion blockchain company sitting at the heart of one of Web3's most influential ecosystems. From AI to Web3 integration for Fortune 500 companies, his work continues to push emerging technologies from the frontier into the mainstream. If there's a frontier where technology meets mass adoption, Kenneth has been there. Stay tuned to hear from Moca Network's CEO at Conviction 2026! --- 👉 Grab your Early Bird tickets now to unlock exclusive insights from top-tier speakers at Conviction 2026: 👉Register now for Conviction 2026 & Claim your exclusive Ivy NFT: The Largest National Digital Asset & AI Event in Vietnam 📍 Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 📅 Date: August 14–15, 2026 🌐 Website:

⚡️Defense Brief⚡️ Cambridge Aerospace closed a $300 million Series C at a $3.4 billion valuation, led by DFJ Growth, an early backer of SpaceX, Anduril, and Neuralink. The valuation is 2.6x what it was just four months ago. Total raised is now roughly $636 million. The Cambridge, England-based company builds Skyhammer, a low-cost interceptor designed to shoot down cheap attack drones. It is already supplying the UK Ministry of Defence under a live low-cost interceptor program. Other investors in the round include Lux Capital, Elad Gil, Accel, Lakestar, and Never Lift. Cambridge Aerospace was founded in 2024 by Steven Barrett, an ex-MIT aerospace engineer, alongside an ex-Anduril executive and a serial founder. The former UK defence secretary chairs the board. Source: Bloomberg