Nizhny Novgorod, May 23, 2026 — The Assembly House (DKRT) will host the Web3 AI Conference, a forum focused on integrating blockchain and AI into the real economy. The event brings together 300 practitioners, including mining operators, investors, and regulatory experts.

“In 2026, the focus has shifted from theory to the practical “liquidity bridge”: where industrial miners generate the assets necessary for global trade,” says the Organizer of the Web3 AI Conference, Dmitry Zhukov. “Our platform facilitates a direct dialogue between the providers of digital liquidity and the businesses that require it for cross-border operations.”

Core Pillars of the Program:

• Mining and International Settlements: utilizing mined assets for B2B cross-border payments to bypass banking bottlenecks and secure supply chains.
• DFA / RWA & Legal Frameworks: 2026 legislative updates and the integration of Digital Financial Assets and stablecoins into corporate accounting.
• Experimental Legal Regimes (EPR): operating within regulatory “sandboxes” and maintaining compliance while using decentralized tools.
• AI-Agents in Fintech: autonomous systems for treasury management, liquidity automation, and settlement logic without human intervention.

Panelists and Participants:

The program features experts defining the 2026 digital landscape:

• Experts in digital law and international regulations.
• Representatives from National Chambers of Commerce and DFA commissions.
• Leadership from national blockchain associations.
• Major industrial mining operators and data center owners.

Logistics and Participation:

The event is designed for direct networking between liquidity providers and industrial end-users, supported by professional associations and legal firms.

Registration: Due to venue capacity, attendance is limited. Early registration rates are currently active before scheduled seasonal increases.

• Official Website: https://web3ai.co/
• Partnership Inquiries: web3aico@gmail.com
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