Vebit Global Launch: The Long-Term Path of Web3 Infrastructure

2026-01-13 05:04:11

【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 13th, Vietnam hosted a major Web3 event. The Vebit ecosystem officially launched its global strategy here, and the significance of this conference goes beyond industry gathering; it also marks a new phase in infrastructure-based Web3 ecosystem development.

What’s interesting about this forum is the core philosophy—prioritizing infrastructure, long-termism, genuine participation, and global collaboration. It sounds simple, but these are exactly what Web3 truly needs. The conference focused on several key areas: underlying blockchain technology, DePIN decentralized infrastructure, finance and compliance, community governance, and the increasingly popular RWA real-world assets.

The lineup of attendees was impressive. Industry heavyweights such as Cai Yumin, founder of Wanlian Financial Holdings; Lily Luo, Chairman of Kuala Lumpur Gothe Data Cloud; and Zhang Junyong, Honorary President of the Hong Kong Blockchain Association, were all present to discuss how to build long-term value on Web3 infrastructure.

Notably, Vebit officially launched the Cornerstone Program during the conference and held a phase achievements awards ceremony. This sends a signal: ecosystem development is not a short-term movement but a long-term endeavor, and those who truly invest in building will be recognized.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 01-13 05:31

Infrastructure hype has happened countless times. What makes Vebit different this time? Do they really have a long-term plan, or is it just another wave of harvesting retail investors?

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 01-13 05:30

The infrastructure-first approach truly hits the mark. Compared to those projects that just make empty promises every day, Vebit's approach is much more reliable. Focusing on both DePIN and RWA seems to be genuinely making tangible progress.

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CounterIndicator

· 01-13 05:28

If the infrastructure is not well established, no matter how many concepts there are, they are just castles in the air. Vebit seems to be genuinely focusing on long-term development this time, unlike some projects that hype up every day. The RWA part is indeed worth paying attention to; finally, someone is taking it seriously.

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PumpStrategist

· 01-13 05:24

Infrastructure first sounds good, but where the chips actually flow is the key. Let's wait and see. Long-termism? This term is often used in the crypto world to describe the fastest runners; data will speak. It's the usual combo of RWA and DePIN. The form has taken shape, but how many have truly landed? Be aware. Vietnam's event was not low-profile, but only real growth after the conference effect fades can prove anything. It's too early to draw conclusions now. These types of forums are usually the prelude to fundraising. Let's see if there's any substantial progress in a month.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 01-13 05:23

Infrastructure really needs to be prioritized, otherwise it's the same old approach.

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RadioShackKnight

· 01-13 05:11

Prioritizing infrastructure really hits the nail on the head, unlike some projects that boast about application ecosystems every day but actually have nothing. How long they can last ultimately depends on their foundation.

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