Anouncement
Anouncement
October 30, 2025, marks a pivotal day for the global conversation around technology, policy, and purpose. At the heart of the United States government, Capitol Hill in Washington D.C., industry pioneers, policymakers, and visionaries from around the world will gather for a historic event titled “The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law.”
Hosted by GBA and The Edge Of Company, this world-class summit brings together the brightest minds in blockchain, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and digital governance. It is more than a conference—it is a movement that redefines how innovation and humanity coexist in the age of decentralization.
This year, Ian Utile, CEO of ÂTTN.LIVE, and Riza Utile, Founder of Web3ÂI, will attend as part of a growing ecosystem of global leaders shaping the next chapter of digital collaboration. Their shared mission is simple yet profound: to ensure technology serves people—not the other way around.
Imagine walking through the marble corridors of Capitol Hill, surrounded by leaders from government, finance, and technology. Conversations echo about blockchain frameworks, AI regulation, and decentralized governance models that could reshape nations. The air feels charged with history, yet fueled by the promise of the future.
This is where “The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law” finds its home—where innovation meets accountability. The event serves as a global platform where lawmakers learn directly from innovators, creators, and entrepreneurs who are building the next phase of digital civilization.
Through immersive dialogue, leaders explore how emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and quantum computing can foster transparency, ethical governance, and economic inclusion.
It is a rare opportunity for industry experts to speak directly with policymakers—to bridge understanding and turn disruption into collaboration.
The vision of this summit is clear: to create an immersive, world-class experience that sparks real-world transformation.
By hosting discussions in Capitol Hill and surrounding venues, the event aims to blend thought leadership with tangible impact. Attendees are not just spectators; they are contributors to a collective future.
Lawmakers will gain deeper insights into the implications of AI and blockchain on society. Industry leaders will exchange strategies for building ethical, inclusive ecosystems. Together, they will explore how decentralized systems can improve governance, protect citizens, and accelerate innovation without compromising trust.
In an era where technology often outpaces policy, this event seeks balance—where rapid innovation aligns with responsible regulation.
The guest list reads like a who’s who of technology and governance. Influential leaders from governments, blockchain networks, Web3 startups, AI research labs, venture capital firms, and gaming ecosystems are all expected to attend.
Each category of attendee brings unique value:
Tech Founders and CEOs represent the creative force driving change. These are the innovators building blockchain infrastructure, AI models, and decentralized systems that redefine industries.
Venture Capitalists and Investors bring insight into the economic potential of frontier technologies, exploring investments in digital identity solutions, tokenized assets, and blockchain infrastructure.
Government and Policy Advisors offer the critical perspective of governance, focusing on how to regulate technology while promoting growth and innovation.
Web3 and Government Partners act as bridges between the public and private sectors, promoting transparency, accountability, and shared innovation.
This cross-section of leaders represents the future of collaborative progress—a future where diverse minds align around one goal: building a world where technology serves humanity.
At the center of this dialogue are platforms like Web3ÂI and ÂTTN.LIVE, whose missions revolve around education, empowerment, and ethical innovation.
Web3ÂI, founded by Riza Utile, focuses on simplifying the complex world of Web3—making blockchain, AI, and decentralized technologies understandable for educators, creators, and entrepreneurs. It bridges the gap between theory and application, giving individuals the tools to engage with digital innovation confidently.
ÂTTN.LIVE, led by Ian Utile, transforms voices into verifiable digital assets through blockchain-powered media. It redefines attention as a form of value—proving that authenticity and storytelling can co-exist with advanced technology.
Both Riza and Ian share a united belief: decentralization should empower human creativity, not replace it.
As attendees of this year’s Capitol Hill event, they represent a growing movement of innovators advocating for transparency, purpose, and compassion in technology. Their involvement underscores a critical message—that innovation without empathy is incomplete.
Money, once a simple tool of exchange, is now evolving into programmable value. Blockchain technology enables currencies that operate beyond borders and intermediaries. Yet with this innovation comes a new set of challenges: how do governments maintain stability while embracing digital assets?
The event explores this question deeply, featuring thought leaders who are pioneering Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), Decentralized Finance (DeFi) systems, and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs).
In the same way, governance itself is transforming. From national constitutions to corporate boards, decision-making is shifting toward community-driven models powered by Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs). These systems embody democratic ideals—giving individuals more control over how resources and policies are managed.
The conversation goes beyond technology; it touches on values, accountability, and inclusion.
Artificial intelligence has already changed how we work, create, and communicate. Yet, as AI models grow in power, the question becomes not only what they can do, but what they should do.
The Capitol Hill summit brings AI ethicists, researchers, and industry practitioners together to discuss the social implications of AI. How do we ensure these systems reflect human values? How can algorithms be transparent, fair, and free from bias?
Meanwhile, quantum computing—once a futuristic concept—is rapidly becoming reality. Its potential to revolutionize cybersecurity, finance, and data privacy introduces both excitement and urgency.
By combining these discussions under one roof, “The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law” creates a roadmap for a responsible digital civilization.
For many lawmakers, blockchain and AI remain complex territories. This event aims to bridge that knowledge gap by providing hands-on education from those building the technology itself.
Through curated sessions and private briefings, policymakers gain firsthand understanding of how digital assets, decentralized identity, and AI governance intersect with economic systems.
The collaboration between governments and innovators ensures that regulation keeps pace with invention. Rather than hindering growth, well-informed laws can cultivate ecosystems of trust and innovation.
Riza and Ian’s presence at this event reflects their ongoing advocacy for responsible innovation—pushing for a world where technology policy uplifts people rather than restricts progress.
Beyond panels and discussions, the event embodies a unique spirit of connection. A 1930s-themed Cryptopoly Gala will bring together attendees in a creative and unforgettable setting—a symbol that progress and celebration can co-exist.
Here, ideas are exchanged not just in conference halls, but over dinner conversations and collaborative moments. It is a reminder that innovation begins with relationships.
Riza and Ian, both advocates of community-centered technology, see these interactions as essential. True progress, they believe, happens when ideas are shared with sincerity and courage.
The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law is not only about technological discovery—it is about impact.
Each speaker, attendee, and organization brings a piece of the larger puzzle. Blockchain innovators bring transparency. AI leaders bring automation and insight. Policymakers bring structure and stability.
Together, they shape a vision for how future generations will engage with money, power, and purpose.
As representatives of Web3ÂI and ÂTTN.LIVE, Riza and Ian join this ecosystem to amplify the voice of ethical innovation. Their journey symbolizes the bridge between emerging technology and timeless human values.
This event holds profound implications for global communities. For educators, it signals a new approach to learning where blockchain verifies achievement and AI personalizes education. For entrepreneurs, it opens doors to decentralized markets where creativity and ownership thrive. For governments, it offers a framework for transparency and inclusion.
For citizens everywhere, it sparks hope that technology can indeed serve as a force for good.
Through platforms like Web3ÂI and ÂTTN.LIVE, this hope transforms into action—educating, connecting, and empowering individuals to understand and shape their digital futures.
As Web3 and AI mature, they demand more than technical brilliance—they require ethical leadership. The decisions made today will define how humanity interacts with technology for decades to come.
That is why gatherings like this are so vital. They remind us that innovation is not just about speed or scale, but about intention.
When Riza Utile speaks about simplifying Web3 for everyone, she emphasizes inclusion—the belief that every person deserves access to understanding and opportunity. When Ian Utile speaks about the future of attention, he emphasizes authenticity—the idea that technology must enhance human connection, not replace it.
Together, they represent a partnership that mirrors the very balance this event seeks to achieve: technological advancement guided by human purpose.
As the Capitol Hill summit unfolds, a new vision of progress will take shape. A world where blockchain ensures accountability, AI amplifies creativity, and governance becomes more participatory than ever before.
But perhaps the most profound takeaway is that decentralization does not mean detachment—it means shared ownership. It means building systems where power, knowledge, and opportunity circulate freely.
This is the future that Web3ÂI and ÂTTN.LIVE stand for. A future where faith, innovation, and compassion coexist.
October 30, 2025, is not the end of a conversation—it is the beginning of a global movement. The dialogue sparked in Washington D.C. will ripple outward, influencing classrooms, boardrooms, and communities worldwide.
For Riza and Ian, this marks another milestone in their shared journey to amplify voices, inspire learning, and humanize technology.
As the world steps into an era defined by data, decentralization, and digital sovereignty, leaders like them remind us that the greatest innovation of all is still human connection.
The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law is more than an event, it is a reflection of where humanity is headed. It is where ideas about finance, power, and technology intersect with integrity, purpose, and hope.
As the Founder of Web3ÂI, Riza Utile continues her mission to simplify technology for everyone, empowering creators, educators, and entrepreneurs to engage confidently in the digital age. As the CEO of ÂTTN.LIVE, Ian Utile continues his mission to give voices permanence, transforming human attention into meaningful action.
Together, they embody what this event stands for: innovation rooted in empathy, collaboration built on integrity, and leadership defined by service.
The world is watching as thought leaders gather on Capitol Hill to redefine what is possible. The future of money, governance, and the law is not just being discussed, it is being designed.
And through the collective effort of innovators like Riza and Ian, that future looks brighter, fairer, and more human than ever.
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