Events

​On the week of Oct 31st to Nov 4th, DeNites will have a coworking space open to the community, with daily learning sessions and happy hours.

Are you a member of a DAO? Have you created a DAO yourself? If not, are you thinking about creating one? If so, come join this chilled workshop in downtown Lisbon, to Design your own DAO in under 4 hours. Hopefully. =)

​After an evening of designing your own DAO, it feels great to grab a beer and decompress with fellow web3 designers. DeNites DAO invites the Web3 designers' community to join us on our first happy hour of the week, on one of the most charming zones of Lisbon: Chiado. Snacks and beer are on us! 🍻

DeNites DAO invited representatives of Portuguese Crypto and Blockchain associations to discuss the state of current regulation and what opportunities and threats it can present to web3 businesses.

What's the current state of web3? And what to expect next? Questions that our panel of well-known thought leaders in the Web3 industry will be invited to answer.

After two amazing talks where we discussed regulation, the state of the industry and what's coming next, a moment to meet new people is more than appreciated!

​After a session of "The Product Show", we wanted our guests to have a true taste of the Web3 product community. With Web Summit's "Night Summit", happening so close to our venue, our events can be a cool warm-up stop if you're interested in knowing the local product community and some of our guest in the product show.

​While we're pushing to onboard millions of new users to web3 products there are reasons why some things are not so simple. In this event, we'll explore the technical reasons, risks of known tradeoffs, and challenges to maintaining a security first mindset.

​DeNites are community-led events to connect local people with web3 projects in the most entertaining way possible.

​“The DeSci movement aims to enhance scientific funding; unleash knowledge from silos; eliminate reliance on profit-hungry intermediaries such as publisher conglomerates, and increase collaboration across the field”. - Sarah Hamburg