WebX 2026 🇯🇵 Chainbase was honored to join @GoKiteAI, @0G_labs, @axisrobotics and @RiverdotInc for “AI & Robotics Intelligence” during WebX. Thanks to everyone who joined us in Tokyo. Looking forward to building more at the intersection of AI and Web3 🤝

#WebX2026# Closing Remarks | The next chapter begins. The closing remarks reflected on how far WebX has come, and set the stage for what's next: WebX 2027. 🗓 August 25–26, 2027 📍 Tokyo Big Sight At roughly 1.8x the size of this year's venue, #WebX2027# will bring even more booths, sessions, and activities.

WebX in Tokyo is the final event delivered under the Unified Global Events Marketing Strategy. The framework began with a straightforward conviction: Cardano deserved a unified, global presence to match it, and that presence had to be delivered as one ecosystem rather than a set of separate entities appearing at the same conferences. From Token2049 Singapore, to Consensus Hong Kong, to the Cardano Hackathon Asia, that conviction was tested in the rooms where the next decade of adoption is being decided. Cardano arrived at each one with a single voice, a shared standard, and builders and community members carrying the work on the ground. Tokyo is where the programme ends. @WebX_Asia is Asia's largest Web3 conference, and Intersect and members of the Japanese Cardano community are on the stand with us this week to close it out.

.@WebX_Asia 2026 opens today in Tokyo. Japan remains one of the most important markets for Cardano adoption, and this week puts the network in front of the builders, institutions, and community driving it. @IntersectMBO and members of the Japanese Cardano community are on site alongside us.

Our time at @WebX_Asia made one thing clear, the conversation in Tokyo has moved past whether tokenization happens, and into how it fits within existing financial market infrastructure. Japanese Government Bonds on-chain came up constantly, but not just as an issuance story. The real interest was in settlement, collateral mobility, and liquidity on shared infrastructure, the operational plumbing that determines whether tokenization actually works at scale. What became clear across these conversations was that institutions in Japan aren't evaluating blockchains. They're evaluating infrastructure that can meet the requirements of regulated financial markets, privacy and selective disclosure, interoperability, governance, and operational certainty. Japan isn't moving the fastest but it is building deliberately, with long-term institutional adoption in mind.