MetaMask developer relations head Francesco Andreoli confirmed for GWDC 2026 KOREA

MetaMask developer relations head Francesco Andreoli confirmed for GWDC 2026 KOREA

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2026-09-07 07:04:20
Techub News reported that Francesco Andreoli, Head of Developer Relations at MetaMask, has been confirmed as a speaker at GWDC 2026 KOREA. Andreoli currently leads developer relations efforts for MetaMask, a Consensys product, and is described as working on the global decentralized application developer ecosystem. The announcement says his focus includes the MetaMask Snaps extension ecosystem, onchain identity authentication, lowering user experience barriers, and advancing developer toolkit and SDK adoption. GWDC 2026 KOREA is scheduled for Sept. 29-30, 2026, at Seoul’s aT Center in South Korea. The event is hosted by Web3Labs, co-organized by Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost, and supported by the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance. Under the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” the conference will center on Web3, AI, onchain infrastructure and the digital asset ecosystem. According to the event information, the conference has opened registration for both attendance and its hackathon. Organizers expect the hackathon to attract more than 500 developers worldwide, with participants working on real onchain tasks, receiving mentorship from industry experts and being evaluated by institutional VC judges. The plan also calls for more than 100 innovation projects to be produced.

According to Techub News, Francesco Andreoli, Head of Developer Relations at MetaMask, has been confirmed to attend GWDC 2026 KOREA.

Andreoli currently serves in the developer relations role at MetaMask, a Consensys product. The announcement described him as focused on building a global developer ecosystem for decentralized applications. His work includes advancing the MetaMask Snaps extension ecosystem, onchain identity authentication, reducing barriers in user experience, and supporting the practical rollout of developer toolkits and SDKs.

The event notice said Andreoli will join political and business leaders, industry participants and developers at the conference in Seoul on Sept. 29-30 to share views on Web3 and AI.

Event schedule and organizers

GWDC 2026 KOREA will be held on Sept. 29-30, 2026, at the aT Center in Seoul, South Korea. The conference is hosted by Web3Labs and co-organized by Techub News, HypaiLabs and TokenPost, with support from the Hong Kong-Korea Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance.

Theme, sessions and registration

This year’s event is built around the theme “For Builders, By Builders,” with a focus on technological innovation and industrial applications across Web3, AI, onchain infrastructure and the digital asset ecosystem.

The conference agenda includes keynote speeches, technical forums, project showcases, business matchmaking and a hackathon. Registration for both the conference and the hackathon is now open.

Organizers said the hackathon is expected to attract more than 500 developers from around the world. It will center on real onchain tasks, with industry mentors providing guidance and institutional VC judges taking part in the evaluation process. The plan also calls for more than 100 innovative projects to be produced. The conference will also feature project showcases and VC matchmaking aimed at global launches, liquidity growth and ecosystem building for selected projects.

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  • Official website: https://www.gwdc.net
  • Sponsorship: https://gwdcseoul.carrd.co/
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