Closing Remarks | Boston Blockchain Week 2026

Well, what an encouraging note to end on. Thank you so much for that, panel. It's very positive. I appreciate that. And that's a wrap for Boston Blockchain Week 2026.

I want to uh thank thank everyone in this room for sticking it out to the end. It's been a productive and enriching three days uh here in Quincy. Um you know, we had the stack on the first day, the rules were yesterday, and today was all about the real-world application. We had over 300 people over three days come through this room. Uh we had 200 organizations represented, 27 universities, and people from all over the world, which is really cool to see.

Um I want to thank our 110 speakers and moderators that participated in this program over three days. The content was bar none. Um the conversations here were were important. They were smart, and uh it was, at least what I heard, not too much shilling, which is a good thing. And uh we'll have all that content ready, hopefully, in the next week for you all to share with your friends.

I want to thank our generous sponsors for helping us to put this event on, including the city of Quincy, our official sponsors Bentley's, um McCallum School of Business, Goodwin, Wolf & Company, Castle Island Ventures, BDO, Haynes Boone, and Blockgrain, and our community partners, including Figment, Caton, Anchorage Digital, Accrue, and Sarson Funds. And again, thank you to all of you for coming. Uh this is a true labor of love in our fifth year for putting it on. I can't wait to talk to Tracy after this about her uh experience in not only putting on a successful event with thousands of people that come to it, but in selling an event uh to another organization. But, this event is nothing without its participants and attendees, so we look forward to continuing to engage with you uh throughout the year as we plan for Boston Blockchain Week 2027.

Safe home to everyone, and thank you again.