ETH Latam 2025: São Paulo Becomes the Operational Center of Ethereum in Latin America

• ETH Latam 2025 positions São Paulo as the main hub for Ethereum development and Web3 collaboration in Latin America.

• The Real World Ethereum Hackathon promotes practical blockchain solutions focused on DeFi, payments, and decentralized identity.

From November 6 to 9, ETH Latam 2025 will gather more than 2,500 blockchain professionals at São Paulo’s State Innovation Center. The event is organized as the largest Ethereum conference in Latin America and includes multilingual panels, technical talks, and a hackathon designed to address real-world blockchain applications. The program integrates Portuguese, Spanish, and English sessions, creating a meeting point for both developers and institutional participants.

The Brazilian capital of finance has become a reference for digital assets due to its growing adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. ETH Latam 2025 will include the Real World Ethereum Hackathon, scheduled for the first two days, where up to 500 participants will develop decentralized solutions applicable to sectors such as finance, logistics, and identity verification. Organizers emphasize data privacy, accessibility, and the practical use of blockchain infrastructure.

The conference will also feature international sponsors and partners such as Ethereum Foundation, Chainlink, Arbitrum DAO, Uniswap Labs, Worldcoin, and podsfinance. Panels will cover subjects like DeFi, digital identity, staking, and artificial intelligence applied to blockchain operations. The event closes with the SheFi Brazil Summit and the Arbitrum Day Chapter Brazil, both focused on inclusion and scalability technologies.

According to ETH Kipu’s 2025 report, São Paulo has become a key hub for regional collaboration and cross-border blockchain development. The structure of ETH Latam 2025 reflects a technical and cooperative approach to Web3, aiming to strengthen regional projects and educational exchange.

By consolidating its position as a center for Ethereum and Web3 in Latin America, Brazil advances as a practical reference for the next phase of blockchain adoption—one built on accessibility, diversity, and real-world application.