Internet Computer Will Hold an Event in Zug on December 11th, Featuring the Director of Research Yvonne-Anne Pignolet Sharing Insights on Blockchain’s Transformative Impact.

The Internet Computer is a versatile blockchain developed and initiated by the DFINITY Foundation in May 2021 with the aspiration of becoming a “world computer” that can host decentralized applications (dapps).

Internet Computer (ICP) will be hosting an event in Zug, Switzerland on December 11th. The event will feature a talk by Yvonne-Anne Pignolet, Director of Research at the DFINITY Foundation, on the transformative impact of blockchain technology.

According to the official tweet by ICP Info, the event will take place at the Metalli Zug. Those interested in attending the event can RSVP via a link provided in the tweet. The event is set to begin at 6 PM CET.

The Internet Computer is a Layer 1 blockchain network that aims to become a “world computer” capable of hosting decentralized applications (dapps). It was launched in May 2021 by the DFINITY Foundation with the goal of addressing the scalability, cost, and usability challenges faced by existing blockchains.

The ICP token plays a key role within the Internet Computer ecosystem, serving several crucial functions. It grants holders governance rights, enabling them to participate in the decentralized management of the network. By staking ICP tokens to create “Neurons,” holders can vote on and influence proposals put forth for the development and operation of the Internet Computer. In return for their participation, Neuron owners earn rewards.