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Last month, a graduation ceremony for the JAM protocol was held in Lucerne, Switzerland, where Gavin attended and shared his vision. The JAM implementation team introduced the current development status and future goals, emphasizing that JAM could become the industry standard in the blockchain sector, driving technological sovereignty and innovation. Developers were actively engaged, looking forward to JAM playing a central role in national infrastructure.

At the Web3 learning event in Lucerne, Switzerland, Gavin attended the graduation ceremony and congratulated the graduates. The participating JAM protocol team shared their development experiences and understanding of the protocol, emphasizing JAM's no-boss characteristic and its potential impact on the blockchain market. Developers' goals include building a testnet, achieving parachain migration, and more. Experts believe that JAM could become a national-level infrastructure and has the potential to become an industry standard.

The JAM protocol is attracting a large number of developers to participate, aiming to become a new standard in the blockchain industry. A total of 38 teams are implementing it, involving 15 programming languages. Participants are filled with expectations about the versatility of JAM and its potential market impact, believing it may realize the Web3 vision and promote the prosperity of the decentralized ecosystem.

Last month, another group of developers and students completed their studies on Web3 at the Polkadot Blockchain Academy in Lucerne, Switzerland. Gavin personally attended the graduation ceremony, bringing blessings and visions to everyone. At the same time, multiple

Last month, in Lucerne, Switzerland, developers and students completed their study of Web3, with several JAM protocol teams sharing their journeys and insights. Currently, JAM has 38 teams participating, covering 15 languages, and plans to develop into a standard for the blockchain industry in the future, although user experience still needs improvement.