As Level01 continues to bring its vision for a decentralized finance platform to a global audience, this week marked a highlight within that push as Adam Ooi, Co-Founder of Level01, attended South Korea’s own Global Blockchain Leaders Summit Seoul 2020.
The summit presented the opportunity for those in attendance to not only join the forefront of innovation within the industry but also the chance to view Level01’s driving push to disrupt the world of decentralized finance.
To this purpose, Adam Ooi joined other leaders within the industry for a roundtable discussion to share the company’s vision for both decentralized finance within a global setting as well as what it truly means to be a decentralized within an industry rich with individuals pushing the envelope.
Continuing the successes of previous presentations on the world stage, Adam Ooi’s discussion provided a new market with the opportunity to experience the Level01’s disruption firsthand.
This summit brings together 1000 global blockchain industry leaders, 2000 media, 3000 industry elites from 20 countries to explore the future value of global blockchain industry applications. Look-out for our Founder Jon Loi and Co-Founder Adam Ooi here, http://www.globalblockchain2020.com/en/#about
As the event continues to unfold we’ll share new updates, photos, and video interviews from the summit floor, so be sure to check back in. More photos, please find on our FACEBOOK Page.
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