Jeffrey Tchui of Hashgraph (Hedera) confirmed for GWDC 2026 KOREA

Jeffrey Tchui of Hashgraph (Hedera) confirmed for GWDC 2026 KOREA

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2026-09-21 08:04:06
Jeffrey Tchui, Executive Director for Asia-Pacific at Hashgraph (Hedera), has been confirmed as a speaker for GWDC 2026 KOREA, according to Techub News. The event is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026, at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Organizers said the conference will bring together government and business leaders, industry participants, and developers, with sessions centered on Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem. Web3Labs is listed as the organizer, while Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost are co-organizers. The event also has support from the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Registration for both attendance and the hackathon is open. Organizers expect the hackathon to draw more than 500 developers worldwide and said it is planned to generate more than 100 innovation projects, alongside mentoring, VC judging, project showcases, and investor matching.

Jeffrey Tchui, Executive Director for Asia-Pacific at Hashgraph (Hedera), has been confirmed for GWDC 2026 KOREA, according to Techub News.

Tchui currently serves as Executive Director, APAC, at Hashgraph. The announcement said he is focused on expanding the Hedera ecosystem across the Asia-Pacific region, promoting enterprise use of decentralized technology, and building cross-industry ecosystem partnerships. Techub News also described him as having experience in distributed ledger technology, enterprise blockchain deployment, and capital markets, with work tied to scaling decentralized technology in real business settings.

Event schedule and venue

GWDC 2026 KOREA is set to take place on Sept. 29-30, 2026, at aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. Tchui is expected to join government and business leaders, industry participants, and developers at the event to share views on Web3 and AI.

Organizers and supporting parties

The conference is organized by Web3Labs, with Techub News, HypaiLabs, and TokenPost listed as co-organizers. It is also supported by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance.

Focus areas and program

Organizers said the conference is built around the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” with a focus on technological innovation and industry applications across Web3, AI, on-chain infrastructure, and the digital asset ecosystem. The agenda includes keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking, and a hackathon aimed at developer exchange, technical collaboration, capital connections, and project execution.

Registration for the conference and its hackathon is already open. Organizers said the hackathon is expected to attract more than 500 developers from around the world, centered on real on-chain tasks. It will include industry mentors and institutional VC judges, and is planned to produce more than 100 innovation projects. The event will also feature project showcases and VC matching.

  • Ticket registration: https://luma.com/cp87au4f
  • Official website: https://www.gwdc.net
  • Sponsorship information: https://gwdcseoul.carrd.co/

About Hedera

Techub News described Hedera as a high-performance public blockchain network based on the Hashgraph consensus algorithm. In the original announcement, it was presented as offering high throughput, low latency, very low transaction costs, and strong security, with infrastructure designed for enterprises and developers seeking compliance and scalability in Web3.

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