that the Astar Network has partnered with regulators at Shibuya ward to launch new Web3 projects and support in formulating strategic plans for the proposed projects. The collaboration is aimed at promoting the adoption of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies in the city.
The partnership will launch education programs, including hackathon projects, seminars, and workshops on Web3. The programs will be aimed at educating the public on the benefits of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The Astar team believes that the partnership will help to create a more crypto-friendly environment in Shibuya and attract more blockchain startups to the city.
Shibuya is one of the leading burgeoning financial centers in Tokyo, and the Astar team believes that the city has the potential to become a major hub for blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The city has a growing crypto-savvy population, and the Astar team believes that the partnership will help to accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies in the city.
The founder of the Astar Network, Sota Watanabe, stated that the city was renamed to the Japanese “Silicon Valley” due to its growing tech industry. He believes that the partnership with Shibuya ward will help to create a more vibrant and innovative tech ecosystem in the city.
The Astar group has established its regional offices, Startale Labs, in Shibuya, and the team is excited to be working with regulators in the city to promote the adoption of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. The partnership is expected to attract more blockchain startups to the city and create new job opportunities for the local population.
