G GATE CONF Tbilisi, Georgia: how Georgia is becoming a new hub for Web3 and blockchain

Today, the blockchain and Web3 industry is experiencing a global transformation phase. In this context, conferences like G GATE CONF in Tbilisi are becoming not just meeting places for professionals, but also decision-making points for companies, startups, and investors.

We attended G GATE CONF and share our impressions, insights, and forecasts for the market in the region.

What is G GATE CONF

G GATE CONF is an international conference organized by the G Gate team. The event gathered hundreds of participants from around the world: entrepreneurs, developers, investors, blockchain experts, and representatives of government structures. The main goal of the conference is to unite everyone working in Web3 to discuss:

• global trends in the blockchain industry,

• investments in crypto projects,

• development of DeFi and NFT infrastructure,

• regulation and prospects for the legal framework,

• the potential of Caucasian and Eastern European countries in the global blockchain economy.

The conference took place in Tbilisi - a city that is increasingly mentioned in the news of the crypto industry as a new promising region for projects and capital.

Why Tbilisi

Today, Georgia offers businesses and investors a number of advantages:

• Loyal jurisdiction. Georgia is among the countries with a progressive approach to regulating digital assets, creating a favorable environment for startups.

• Low taxation. Particularly relevant for international teams seeking better conditions to optimize their operations.

• Strategic location. Tbilisi is becoming a bridge between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, attracting global players in the industry.

• Developed community. Over the past 2 years, many blockchain events, hackathons, and business incubators have appeared in Georgia. This indicates that the market is ready for large-scale projects.

Main topics of G GATE CONF

1. Web3 and blockchain infrastructure

Speakers discussed how Web3 infrastructure is developing worldwide and what solutions are currently in demand by businesses. Special attention was given to:

• the creation of decentralized applications (dApps),

• the integration of smart contracts into traditional business processes,

• issues of scalability of blockchain networks.

2. Crypto investments and DeFi

This track garnered particular interest from the audience. Investors and project founders shared experiences:

• how to attract capital in a volatile environment,

• which DeFi products remain resilient even in a bear market,

• how tokenomics affects the long-term value of a project.

Particularly interesting was the presentation on the strategies of venture funds in Web3 for the next 3-5 years.

3. Regulation and security

AML, KYC, and legal compliance issues remain some of the most pressing in the industry. At G GATE CONF, they discussed:

• how governments approach the regulation of crypto and blockchain,

• possible risks for businesses when ignoring legal norms,

• prospects for the emergence of international regulatory standards for DeFi and DAO.

4. NFTs and metaverses

Speakers talked about new models of applying NFTs beyond art: in documentation, licensing, and the gaming industry. They also discussed:

• metaverses as tools for building communities,

• business models of metaverses that generate real profit,

• legal and ethical aspects of VR/AR spaces.

Who spoke

Among the speakers were representatives of large funds, CEOs of well-known blockchain projects, as well as independent experts. Each presentation was followed by a Q&A session, creating a lively atmosphere of communication.

Our impressions

For us, G GATE CONF was not only an opportunity to learn about trends and development strategies in Web3 but also:

• a place for new acquaintances with potential partners and clients,

• a platform for exchanging experiences in crypto payments and blockchain infrastructure,

• a source of insights about the industry’s future in the Caucasus region and beyond.

The openness of the Georgian market to international collaborations was especially noticeable. Many participants discussed the possibility of opening companies in Georgia, obtaining residency permits, and relocating teams.

What is the main takeaway

Conferences like G GATE CONF demonstrate that the market is evolving towards:

• collaboration and openness between governments, funds, and startups,

• deepening of DeFi products that change traditional financial chains,

• growth of local ecosystems that become points of attraction for capital and technologies.

Georgia is becoming a hub not only for mining but also for a full-fledged blockchain industry with a strong community, educational initiatives, and a legal framework that is gradually developing to meet market needs.

What this means for us

For companies operating in the Web3 and crypto payments sphere, participation in such events is:

• access to new partnerships,

• understanding global trends,

• the opportunity to present your project on the international stage,

• the chance to find investors and clients from other countries.

Our gratitude to the organizers

Thank you to the G GATE CONF team for organizing the event and for the opportunity to be a part of this story. We are confident that this is just the beginning of great changes in the region and the industry as a whole.

If you also attended G GATE CONF – write to us, we would be happy to discuss your impressions and possible collaborations. If you are looking for a reliable partner in blockchain development, Web3 solutions, or crypto payment integration – our team is open to dialogue.

Link to the conference for reference and the audience:
G GATE CONF Tbilisi, Georgia – official website