#webx 2026

The post WebX 2026 Returns to Tokyo on July 13–14 to Explore Japan’s Evolving Web3 Landscape  appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. WebX 2026, a major Web3 conference held annually in Tokyo,, will return to Tokyo on July 13–14, 2026 at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, convening global decision-makers to explore the next phase of digital and financial innovation. Last year, WebX welcomed more than 14,000 attendees and hosted over 170 side events across the city.  Planned and operated by CoinPost, WebX has established itself as a key platform for connecting industry leaders, investors and policymakers to advance collaboration across the digital asset and technology ecosystem. The two-day program, under the theme of “Connecting the Nodes Beyond the Screen,” will feature keynote sessions, panel discussions, exhibitions and curated networking opportunities designed to support meaningful partnerships and long-term industry development.  Supporting Japan’s Long-Term Digital Transformation Agenda 

The post Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi To Deliver Video Address At WebX 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. While Washington remains locked in a legislative fight that could reshape crypto in the United States, Japan’s freshly installed prime minister is preparing to speak directly to the Web3 industry. Sanae Takaichi, who assumed office as the country’s 105th prime minister, has been confirmed to deliver a video address at WebX 2026, Asia’s largest Web3 conference. The event will run July 13–14 at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, according to the original report. The appearance carries weight beyond ceremonial optics. Takaichi’s government has inherited a Japanese policy apparatus that already treats digital assets as a regulated growth sector, not a legal gray zone. An address at a flagship industry gathering now puts a personal stamp on that direction at a time when global regulatory fractures are widening. Why the Timing Matters Takaichi’s video message comes just months