The global Web3 community is coming together at the TOKEN2049 conference in Dubai, uniting the world’s top experts and innovators in crypto and blockchain for its main event. BreakOrbit and Dexponent are hosting the 7th edition of the “Institutional Digital Assets Summit'' side event on Friday, April 19, 2024. Dexponent has been promoting institutional adoption of crypto across Asia and MENA, and this event brings together participants from around the world at the significant moment of Bitcoin Halving. This exclusive side event features a lineup of over 20 distinguished speakers from renowned organizations such as Circle, EigenLayer, Arbitrum Foundation, BitGo, Chainlink, Ondo Finance, Galaxy Digital, Figment, Zodia Custody, Borderless Capital, CV VC, and Caladan, among others.
The Web3 ecosystem is on the edge of a big change, witnessing a surge in adoption and new narratives like AI, DePIN, RWAs, and the growing acceptance of DeFi by both institutional investors. Panelists at the summit will discuss these trends, offering insights on how to navigate present and future challenges.. The discussions will cover many interesting topics, including staking and re-staking within the institutional landscape, the significance of Bitcoin L2s, the impact of Bitcoin Halving, and the tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs). Moreover, the role of custody in driving institutional adoption, aiming to bridge the gap between traditional finance leaders and DeFi innovators.
Event Details:
Event Name: Institutional Digital Assets Summit
Venue: Warehouse Four, Dubai, UAE
Date: April 19, 2024
Time: 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Event Registration: https://lu.ma/khcbz9st
This schedule offers a comprehensive agenda covering key topics in the crypto and blockchain space, providing attendees with valuable insights and networking opportunities throughout the event.
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