SlowMist invites you to join us at the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Festival and multiple industry events
With the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Festival approaching, the global blockchain industry is once again turning its attention to this international hub.
As a leading blockchain security company, SlowMist will participate in and host a series of events from April 20 to 23. We will also share our latest security research across multiple forums and panel discussions. We look forward to engaging in in-depth exchanges with global Web3 practitioners and jointly advancing the security development of the industry.
2026 Hong Kong Web3 Festival
The 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Festival will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from April 20 to 23, 2026. It is jointly organized by Wanxiang Blockchain Labs and HashKey Group, and hosted by W3ME.
Booth Information
As a Primary Exhibition Sponsor of this event, SlowMist will be present at booth F07 in the main venue, welcoming Web3 practitioners from around the world to discuss the latest developments and challenges in AI & Web3 security.
Time: April 20–23
Booth: F07
Venue: Hall 5BCDE, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
During the event, we will also host a special on-site interactive lucky draw, featuring exclusive SlowMist merchandise including custom T-shirts, Darkhandbook and notebooks, canvas bags, and stickers.
We warmly welcome you to visit our booth, engage with our team, and unlock exclusive SlowMist commemorative gifts on site!
Main Stage Event
On the afternoon of April 20, Stage 1 — the “Wind” themed stage will host the forum “Web3 x AI: Value Reconstruction in Intelligence Age”. Centered on the convergence of AI and Web3, the forum will explore this trend from multiple perspectives, including technological evolution, industry practice, and security collaboration.
Time: April 20, 14:00–17:00
Venue: Hall BCDE, 5/F, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
During the panel discussion “Does AI Truly Need Web3?”, Keywolf, Partner & CPO of SlowMist, will join leading industry and technical experts to explore key topics such as data privacy, decentralized computing power, and value ownership. The discussion will focus on how AI and Web3 are evolving from simple technological stacking toward a model of value symbiosis.
Drawing on SlowMist’s practical experience in blockchain security, Keywolf will also share insights into the new security challenges emerging in the AI era, as well as potential approaches to addressing them within the Web3 ecosystem.
Hacking Time
As a key part of this year’s carnival, SlowMist will host a security-focused event titled “Hacking Time: Security for AI & Crypto, AI for Security” on April 21, from 14:00 to 17:00, at CAI Building. Against the backdrop of the accelerating convergence between AI and cryptographic technologies, security challenges are evolving from isolated vulnerability protection to complex, cross-system, multi-dimensional risk governance. This event will focus on emerging attack surface evolution, collaborative mechanisms between security and compliance, and defense strategies in real-world adversarial scenarios. Through keynote presentations and panel discussions, it will explore the evolution and practical pathways of security capabilities in the AI × Web3 context.
Time: April 21, 14:00–17:00
Venue: CAI CAFE, 1F Cai Building
This event will bring together security experts from SlowMist, leading industry practitioners, and external guests to share insights and experiences. Thinking, Head of Business Security at SlowMist, will discuss the systematic evolution of security capabilities. Kong, Leader of Security Audit Team at SlowMist, will share practical applications of AI in Web3 security offense and defense. Keywolf, Partner & CPO at SlowMist, will focus on anti-money laundering and compliance challenges in the AI era. In addition, renowned industry expert SEEM will analyze the system design and security implications of Claude Code from an engineering perspective. Chris Yang, founder of the RC² TSCM Lab and the BUGPWN TSCM Black Box Challenge, will present real-world case studies on privacy protection and the practical risks faced by Web3 practitioners. Finally, the panel discussion will center on “The Future of Web3 in Hong Kong: Will AI or Stablecoins Be the Key Driver?”, moderated by Tony Tan, HK Community Lead of SlowMist. Guests from RigSec, FinTax, Safeheron, OneKey, and JunHe Law Offices will join the discussion, sharing insights from technical, industry, and compliance perspectives.
The Inaugural Global Web4.0 Summit：Innovation and Convergence of Al + Digital Assets
Time: April 22, 10:00–18:00
Venue: Hong Kong Cyberport
Registration: https://luma.com/9h0pok5y
On April 22, the Inaugural Global Web4.0 Summit will be held at CyberArena, Hong Kong Cyberport. The summit is organized by AlloyX Group and co-organized by ME Group. It focuses on the “Innovation and Convergence of AI + Digital Assets”, exploring the development direction of an “active intelligent network” in the Web4.0 era. Participants from industry, academia, and regulatory sectors will gather to discuss new business paradigms and value flow models emerging from the integration of AI and digital assets.
Keywolf, Partner & CPO of SlowMist, will join the panel discussion and engage with fellow speakers to share forward-looking perspectives on the next-generation internet ecosystem.
Linking the Globe: Hong Kong RWA Infrastructure Ecosystem Seminar and RWA Connect 2026 Launch Event
Time: April 22, 10:00–12:00
Venue:7/F, AIA Central, Central, Hong Kong
On April 22, the “Linking the Globe: Hong Kong RWA Infrastructure Ecosystem Seminar and RWA Connect 2026 Launch Event” will be jointly hosted by Xinglu, Xinglian, Fosun Wealth Holdings, and ME Group at AIA Central, Central, Hong Kong.
This closed-door seminar will focus on RWA infrastructure, ecosystem collaboration, and compliance and security frameworks, bringing together key decision-makers from financial institutions, family offices, and technology service providers to promote global RWA connectivity and real-world implementation.
Sun, VP of SlowMist, has been invited to join the panel discussion themed “Compliance and Security: How Can RWA Build a Trustworthy Ecosystem?”, where he will engage in in-depth discussions with representatives from custody, audit, and security sectors. Together, they will explore risk mitigation and compliance framework development for the RWA ecosystem.
Looking forward to seeing you
From the Web3 Festival 2026 to Hacking Time, from the AI × Web3 roundtable to the Web4.0 Summit, SlowMist will present a deep engagement journey in Hong Kong centered around “security.” As AI and Web3 continue to converge, the industry is entering a more complex and critical phase of development. We look forward to meeting global Web3 practitioners in Hong Kong to engage in in-depth discussions on security, compliance, and cutting-edge technologies, and to jointly drive the Web3 ecosystem toward a more resilient future. If you are interested in AI & Web3 security, compliance, and frontier technologies, we warmly welcome you to visit our booth and connect with us in person.
See you in Hong Kong!
About SlowMist
SlowMist is a threat intelligence firm focused on blockchain security, established in January 2018. The firm was started by a team with over ten years of network security experience to become a global force. Our goal is to make the blockchain ecosystem as secure as possible for everyone. We are now a renowned international blockchain security firm that has worked on various well-known projects such as HashKey Exchange, OSL, MEEX, BGE, BTCBOX, Bitget, BHEX.SG, OKX, Binance, HTX, Amber Group, Crypto.com, etc.
SlowMist offers a variety of services that include but are not limited to security audits, threat information, defense deployment, security consultants, and other security-related services. We also offer AML (Anti-money laundering) software, MistEye (Security Monitoring), SlowMist Hacked (Crypto hack archives), FireWall.x (Smart contract firewall) and other SaaS products. We have partnerships with domestic and international firms such as Akamai, BitDefender, RC², TianJi Partners, IPIP, etc. Our extensive work in cryptocurrency crime investigations has been cited by international organizations and government bodies, including the United Nations Security Council and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
By delivering a comprehensive security solution customized to individual projects, we can identify risks and prevent them from occurring. Our team was able to find and publish several high-risk blockchain security flaws. By doing so, we could spread awareness and raise the security standards in the blockchain ecosystem.
