What does it take to organise the best crypto event? Whether it's annual industry staples like Token 2049 or a one-off crypto rave side event, Web3 is never short of events. But with so many to keep track of and so many moving parts in logistics, how are event planners coping in Web3?
From guest registration to NFT ticketing, Moongate helps Web3 companies manage their event, ensuring that the process is seamless for both the organiser and the attendee. Peter Hui, who founded Moongate, tells Blockhead why he feels blockchain technology should be paired with event organisation and how Web3 events are evolving.
With Luma dominating the market in the Web3 event ticketing space, Hui explains how Moongate caters for larger Web3 events and how the event space is shaping up in the industry. Hui also covers the challenges event organisers face and where Moongate fits in.
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Moongate, Co-founder
Peter Hui is the Co-Founder of Moongate, a venture-backed end-to-end solution for NFT ticketing and memberships. Prior to Moongate, he had years of experience in venture capital and investment banking. He began his career at HSBC Investment Banking Division, where he worked with the Industrial and Hong Kong conglomerates team on multiple M&A, IPO, and fundraising deals. Later on, he joined Vectr Ventures, where he focused on early-stage investments related to Web3 technology. Peter holds a BBA degree in International Business and Global Management from the University of Hong Kong and completed an academic exchange at Marshall Business School.