It's a wrap for the 4th year of @ETHPrague! A few numbers first: - Over 1,000 people checked in! - 162 speakers presented - 24 hours of conference time produced almost 48 hours of free educational video content for the world to share Here is my quick retrospect: 1/

What am I proud of? I'm thrilled and humbled that Sir @timberners_lee engaged in a dialogue with @VitalikButerin to discuss how the Web and Ethereum have evolved and where these two technologies may overlap in principles and usage. @Ethereum has much to learn from @w3c 2/

Thrilled to have witnessed @chrisfabian and @ayako sharing their story and progress on the @GigaGlobal project, and how @Unicef is leveraging @Ethereum. 3/

Honored that @ETHGlobal hosted the hackathon in Prague, raising the bar for event quality in the CEE region for over 600 hackers! I'm truly grateful to the entire team for all they do! 4/

Excited for this group therapy session 👉 Hats off to @jdetychey, a long-standing, unsung champion of @ethereum. Not only did he kickstart one of the most significant gatherings in the space, @EthCC, but his team, @Cometh, is shipping like crazy! 5/

I'm also glad we attracted students and teachers from European universities such as @CVUTPraha, @uzh_blockchain, @vutvbrne, @TU_Muenchen, and @vsecz. Next year, I'd like @ETHPrague to offer even more opportunities for academics and students to discuss pure research! 7/

What I'm NOT proud of: - We managed to convince only 100 hackers to join us 👉 Next year, the conference should be free for hackers - Quality and cleanliness of the venue were subpar 👉 Improve the quality of the environment - There was no free food due to a low budget 8/

I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments about what you liked or disliked the most! Thank you to everyone who has already shared their feedback. 🙏 If you missed it, here's an aftermovie to show you what you missed: 😉 10/10