Blockchain &
Digital Assets Forum
Harnessing Blockchain
and DeFi Innovations
and DeFi Innovations
Join the Blockchain & Digital Assets Forum at Hong Kong FinTech Week (October 28-29, 2024) and explore the real-world potential of these transformative technologies.
The digital asset market doubled in 2023, reaching $1.6 trillion,¹ and over 85% of banks believe blockchain will impact their business by 2026.² This forum will delve into the practical applications of these technologies, from regulation to adoption.
¹ Digital Asset Research
² IT Edge News
With 92% of banks increasing tech investments in 2024, you can't afford to miss this opportunity to gain a competitive edge. Connect with innovators, gain actionable insights, and build strategic partnerships. The future of finance starts here.
Must-See Blockchain & Digital Assets Forum Sessions
- From Vision to Reality: Charting the Course for CBDC
- Crypto ETFs: Enabling Play for All & Risk-Averse Investors
- Innovating Supply Chain Management With Blockchain
- Unlocking the Potential of DeFi Derivatives
- Redrawing the Boundaries of Finance Through Tokenisation
- Programmability in Blockchain Networks for Banking & Payments
*Topics may be subject to change.
Meet Our Speakers
Hear Tech’s Best at the Blockchain & Digital Assets Forum
Charles d'Haussy
dYdX Foundation
CEO
Switzerland
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Clara Chiu
QReg Advisory
Founder & CEO
Hong Kong, China
John O'Neill
HSBC
Group Head of Digital Assets & Currencies
United Kingdom
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Koichi Kano
SBI Zodia Custody
CEO
Japan
Laura Loh
Temasek International
Director, Investment (Blockchain)
Singapore
Lily Liu
Solana Foundation
President
Switzerland
Max Rebol
PolkaPort East
Co-founder
Hong Kong, China
Yuval Rooz
Digital Asset
CEO / Co-founder
United States
“What does that future look like and can we start to build it from there forward?”
Michael Lau
Senior VP, Global Head of Sales, Bullish
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