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India Blockchain Month (INBM) 2024, the most extensive celebration of blockchain technology in India’s history, is underway!

The INBM Delhi Conference, held yesterday at The Ashok Hotel, marked the beginning of this month-long event spanning 15 cities across India. INBM features over 50 events designed to empower individuals, businesses, and communities to harness the transformative power of blockchain.

The INBM Delhi Conference kicked off with a dynamic panel discussion on “India’s Web3 Landscape – Opportunities and Challenges.” Moderated by Captain Ajay Ahlawat, COO of BlockOn Ventures, the panel featured insights from Ashwin Nandapurkar (EX-Fusion Inc.), Samarth Bhardwaj (Nextus Exchange), Thiruvengadam Pillai (Peerhive), Alekh Johari (Anemoi Solution), and Vedang Vatsa (Hashtag Web3). The discussion explored key trends, opportunities, and challenges facing the Indian blockchain ecosystem.

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