UXLINK is expanding in Tokyo! 🗼
We are hosting an exclusive meetup on March 11 to discuss "Web3 Social Implementation" with Japanese enterprises and builders.
From corporate adoption to AI x Web3 strategies, we are bridging the gap between infrastructure and real-world use cases.
📅 Save the Date: March 11
📍 Location: WeWork Shiroyama Trust Tower
Japan, let's build together. 👇
#UXLINK #JapanWeb3 #EnterpriseBlockchain #AdoptionisaPassion

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UXLINKは、3月11日の夜、東京でWeb3の“社会実装”をテーマにしたミートアップイベントを開催します📣
今回のテーマは、
「Web3を企業や社会でどう導入・活用していくか」。
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