# The Cymes joins Crypto Expo Europe 2026 as an official partner

Big news for us — The Cymes is now an official partner of Crypto Expo Europe 2026, the largest crypto & blockchain conference in Eastern Europe. 

On March 1–2, 2026, the Radisson Blu Hotel in Bucharest will turn into a two-day crypto capital. Get ready for 3,000+ attendees, more than 5,000 sqm of expo space, and even a 250-room hotel takeover. For two days, the entire venue becomes a living ecosystem of Web3.

### Speakers you don’t usually get in one room

The 2026 lineup already includes heavyweight names:

* Justin Sun, Founder of TRON
* Ilie (Elijah) Puscas, Regional Manager CEE at Binance
* Sebastien Borget, Co-Founder of The Sandbox
* Ignacio Aguirre Franco, CMO at Bitget
* Anthony Karakai, Global Head of Brand, Partnerships & Events at KuCoin

It’s a mix of exchanges, blockchain platforms, policy experts and product leaders — which means you will hear strategy, regulation, and real market insight.

Full speaker list: <https://cryptoexpoeurope.com/speakers>

### What to expect

Over two packed days, the program moves fast. You go from seminars and project presentations — where teams share real updates and case studies — to a large-scale expo area filled with platforms, tools, and Web3 products ready for live demos and conversations.

When executives, founders, investors, and operators share the same space, discussions naturally move beyond small talk.

Buy tickets: <https://cryptoexpoeurope.com/checkout>

### Why this partnership matters to us

We believe in supporting platforms where real conversations happen — where ideas turn into collaborations and collaborations turn into projects.

Crypto Expo Europe 2026 is exactly that kind of space.

We’re proud to be part of it and excited to meet the global crypto community in Bucharest this March.

See you there.

Big news! The Cymes is now an official partner of Crypto Expo Europe 2026. Join us in Bucharest on March 1–2 for a 3,000-person Web3 takeover featuring leaders from TRON, Binance, Bitget, and KuCoin.

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# PlanX 2026 brings global founders and investors to Dubai this April

A must-visit global event for founders, investors, and advisors thinking beyond borders is coming to Dubai this spring.

PlanX 2026 will take place on April 27–28, 2026, at the Grand Hyatt Dubai Conference & Exhibition Centre, bringing together more than 3,000 participants from across the global business ecosystem. The conference is designed for those seeking flexibility, resilience, and strategic optionality in an increasingly unpredictable world.

As global wealth taxes rise, financial regulations tighten, and geopolitical uncertainty continues to reshape markets, many founders, and enterprises are rethinking the risks of relying on a single jurisdiction. PlanX addresses this shift by focusing on structures that help businesses and individuals stay adaptable, protected, and in control.

The event offers access to a curated environment representing over $10B in capital and enterprise value, connecting high-intent attendees with experienced advisors, investors, and solution providers. The emphasis is on practical conversations, direct connections, and clear next steps — moving beyond theory toward execution.

The two-day program features 50+ speakers and is built around the four pillars of the PlanX Playbook: Citizenship, Compliance, Capital, and Commerce. Topics include second residency options, asset protection, offshore banking, compliant tax strategies, crypto and Web3, digital assets, stablecoins, AI, and cross-border operations.

Attendees will also have access to 70+ exhibitors and curated deal rooms, creating a high-trust environment for networking, collaboration, and deal-making. Targeted touchpoints and curated introductions help ensure conversations are relevant and outcome-driven.

Dubai provides a natural setting for a global conference of this scale. Home to more than 81,000 millionaires and ranked among the top 20 cities worldwide by millionaire population in 2025 (Henley & Partners), the city offers a strategic location between Europe, Asia, and Africa, alongside zero income tax, pro-business regulation, and world-class infrastructure.

PlanX 2026 is a platform for building resilient, borderless setups and making informed global decisions.

### Why You Should Join PlanX 2026

PlanX 2026 is designed for those who seek clarity in a complex global environment. Instead of surface-level discussions, the event offers structured insights, vetted expertise, and real-world use cases that can be applied immediately. It provides a space to understand where global finance, mobility, and compliance are heading and how to position yourself ahead of change. With curated networking, high-level speakers, and a strong focus on execution, PlanX helps turn global uncertainty into informed, strategic choice.

For more information, visit [www.planxconf.com](http://www.planxconf.com/).

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# Healing in public: why we overshare our trauma online

The internet used to be a place for quick updates and harmless fun. Now it often feels like one big confessional stage. Late-night breakup posts, crying TikToks, long stories about childhood pain — sharing our feelings online has become completely normal.

But why do so many people choose to heal in public? And at what point does vulnerability become oversharing?

Let’s take a closer look at why we open up online, what the dangers are, and how our digital boundaries keep changing

## The age of oversharing: when private becomes public

A decade ago, posting online meant sharing what you were watching or where you were having brunch. Today, emotional storytelling dominates entire platforms. TikTok videos unpacking therapy breakthroughs go viral overnight. Instagram stories read like personal journal entries.

People cry on livestreams. They talk about panic attacks, breakups, estranged parents, grief, trauma — regularly to complete strangers.

This shift didn’t happen accidentally. Social platforms reward intensity. The “raw” and “real” content gets comments, likes, stitches. The more personal the story, the higher the engagement.

Some call it authenticity, when others — digital emotional exhibitionism.

[Oversharing: Psychology Behind Revealing Personal Details](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3YXfI_EaJc) [Oversharing: Psychology Behind Revealing Personal Details](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3YXfI_EaJc)

## Why oversharing feels so good (at first)

Oversharing doesn’t come from nowhere. It’s a coping strategy dressed as content.

### Instant validation

A flood of “you’re so strong” or “same” comments feels like a warm blanket on a cold night. It soothes loneliness, even if briefly.

### Low emotional risk

Talking to a camera is easier than calling a friend and saying: “I’m not okay.” 

Illusion of safety

Sharing with strangers often feels safer than opening up to people we know. Strangers can’t reject us hastily.

### A hope for connection

Trauma posts often end with: “If this helps even one person, it’s worth it.” But sometimes, creators also hope their pain will resonate, be understood, maybe even go viral.

For a moment, oversharing fills the gap between needing support and not knowing where else to go.

## The cost of digital vulnerability

While sharing online can feel liberating, it has a shadow side.

### Loss of control

Once posted, your story doesn’t belong only to you. It can be saved, shared, changed, or turned into a joke by people you don’t know.

### Shallow empathy

A hundred heart emojis can still miss the point. Pain deserves depth, not a double tap.

### Emotional hangover

Many people wake up the next morning wanting to delete everything, feeling suddenly exposed and foolish.

### Relationship strain

Partners or friends may feel hurt when they learn intimate details through a post instead of through a conversation.

### Re-traumatization

Repeating a painful story over and over — especially for engagement — can reopen wounds instead of healing them.

Digital vulnerability gives comfort, but not closure.

## Signs you might be oversharing online

* You vent online before talking to people close to you.
* You regret emotional posts after the initial relief wears off.
* You feel anxious waiting for likes or replies.
* People step back or go silent after your posts.
* Social media comforts you more than real relationships.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone and you’re not broken.

## How to build healthy digital boundaries

You don’t have to stop sharing. You just need to share with intention.

### 1. Pause before posting

Ask: “Am I seeking support, clarity, or attention?”\
If it’s emotional processing, try journaling or voice notes first.

### 2. Save vulnerability for people who have earned it

Your real life needs real witnesses — a trusted friend, a partner, a therapist. There is a tiny chance that strangers will truly feel you.

### 3. Practice digital consent

Give content warnings. Avoid trauma dumping into DMs or group chats without context.

### 4. Try “slow sharing”

Let emotions settle before turning them into posts. Healing takes time — posting can, too.

The more exhausted we become by public vulnerability, the more people retreat to smaller, safer spaces: private chats, close-friends lists, journaling apps, therapy.

You deserve connection that holds you — not just views that pass through you.

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