ETHDenver is more than just a blockchain conference—it’s a gathering of innovators, developers, and enthusiasts who are pushing the boundaries of decentralized technology. For those of us in Denver, it’s a great way to connect with some of the brightest minds in the space and see firsthand how blockchain is being used to solve real-world challenges.
Denver’s tech scene has always been strong, and ETHDenver only adds to that energy. Every year, thousands of people come together to share ideas, build projects, and explore what’s next for decentralization and Web3. Whether it’s through hackathons, workshops, or panel discussions, the event is all about turning ideas into action. 
This year’s event features a great lineup of speakers from across the industry, covering everything from emerging trends to real-world applications of blockchain technology. It’s an opportunity to hear from experienced voices, as well as those who are just getting started but already making an impact.
The schedule is packed with technical talks, bootcamps, and community events, running from February 23 to March 2, 2025. There’s plenty to check out, whether you’re deep in the space or just curious about what’s happening. You can find all the details here: ethdenver.com.
As ETHDenver unfolds, it’ll be exciting to see what new projects and collaborations come out of it. It’s always a great place to get a feel for where the industry is headed and to meet the people who are building the future of blockchain.
Derek Rundell, is a successful business leader, operator, and serial entrepreneur. Derek has founded, managed and sold businesses in the technology, media and finance industries. He sits on several boards and serves as an advisor/investor to numerous established businesses and startups. Startups are Derek’s real passion, and in addition to building his own portfolio of technology, media and financial ventures, he invests in and mentors startups and entrepreneurs. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge and helping other businesses succeed.