4 Point O Labs (4PTO), a regional premier Web3 development and product hub, announced a strategic partnership with Ceres Blockchain Solutions (CBS), a renowned and established Web3 technology provider. This alliance represents a significant merger of resources, with CBS becoming an extended technology arm of 4PTO.
The partnership creates the largest non-EVM focused technical team in the Central and Eastern European region, combining deep expertise across multiple leading Web3 ecosystems. This collaboration positions the unified team to compete effectively in global markets while maintaining the high-quality standards both companies are known for.
“This partnership represents more than just scaling our operations—it’s about establishing knowledge dominance in the web3 space,” said Sally Meouche-Ghrawi, CEO of 4 Point O Labs. “While the current market conditions have made developer acquisition slightly easier, we’re taking a different approach than the typical scaling models seen in other regions, Asia specifically. Our existing and target clients are top-tier protocols and projects requiring specialized expertise in blockchain development, defi, cross-chain solutions, and AI integration—competencies that take years to develop. By uniting our strengths, we’re positioning ourselves to be truly competitive on the global stage.”
Filip Jovanovic, CEO of Ceres Blockchain Solutions echoed this sentiment. “After collaborating behind the scenes for months and testing various operational models, we discovered remarkable compatibility between our teams. We share the same vision, culture, and ambitious outlook. Together with Sally, we bring a unique combination of technical prowess, business acumen, product development expertise with a dash of craziness. We’re confident in our ability to compete with larger teams from Asia, and the Americas, creating opportunities that will benefit the entire regional web3 ecosystem.”
They jointly emphasized that they see this partnership as the beginning of a regional trend. “We need to stop scattering resources and competing for small crumbs. We invite different stakeholders in the region to collaborate—our unity makes us stronger,” they stated. “Let’s break the stigma, or should we say, throw out the bottle cap for something bigger and more exciting,” they added, referencing Europe’s often conservative approach to innovation compared to other global tech hubs.
