DavosWeb3 2026: Real Talk on Building Web3 with Conscience

 The second DavosWeb3 roundtable unfolded on January 21 at the Financial Times House, quietly carving out space for meaningful dialogue amid the World Economic Forum buzz. No flashy keynotes, just a focused group of builders, investors, and leaders exchanging grounded ideas on how decentralized tech can scale thoughtfully, especially as it intersects with AI.

 

The day culminated in the launch of the Davos Declaration, a clear-eyed pledge to seven core principles: Collaboration, Equitability, Transparency, Accountability, Inclusion, Decentralization, and Sustainability. Co-organizer Ajeet Khurana recited it, setting the tone for conversations that prioritized substance over speculation.

 

 

Speakers brought sharp, practical perspectives that reflected the event’s ethos:

“Great technology requires a greater conscience,” one of the organizers summed up capturing the day’s blend of ambition and principle.

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The gathering reinforced that Web3 is maturing into essential infrastructure: less hype, more execution, more accountability. DavosWeb3 remains a rare spot for these kinds of high-signal exchanges.

 

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About DavosWeb3

DavosWeb3 is the annual roundtable in Davos dedicated to thoughtful conversations on the future of decentralized technologies. More at davosweb3.com or @DavosWeb3 on X. Media inquiries: press@davosweb3.com

 

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