Crypto & Digital Assets Summit: Winter Edition
Super Early Bird discount is ending on Sunday 18th of June, save £250 on your pass
Crypto markets continue to face tough regulatory and legal challenges. Institutional trust and adoption is waning and crypto’s future remains uncertain. Yet crypto markets continue to show signs of rallying, indicating the possible beginning of another bull run as macroeconomic conditions show signs of easing. Wider troubles in the banking sector at the start of the year have also contributed to shifting investor sentiment. Is tokenisation the means by which crypto can achieve mainstream institutional adoption? What lessons can be learned from 2023? And will 2024 bring greater regulatory clarity for crypto?
The Crypto and Digital Assets Summit: Winter Edition is a must-attend conference for anyone leading at the intersection of traditional and decentralised finance. Join us for a full day of pivotal conversation as we explore the latest industry developments and debate what the future looks like for crypto and digital assets.
Why attend?
Engage and connect with industry leaders and peers from TradFi and DeFi
Discover the latest on crypto regulation, market making and the path to institutional adoption
Explore the latest industry developments and debate what the future looks like for crypto and digital assets
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IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions and networking drinks. Network and connect with your peers.
£1,099 £849
Early Bird price £949 from 19 June 2023
Full price £1,099 from 6 November 2023
Key themes
Geopolitics and regulation
What do the growing number of regulatory and legal enforcements mean for crypto?
Finding crypto’s role in the global financial system
Where does crypto fit in the existing market structure?
The importance of institutional adoption
Is tokenisation the answer?
The future of crypto trading
How can market makers ensure trading stability and liquidity?
Building a sustainable finance future
Can blockchain technology help drive us to a net-zero world?
Taking stock of 2023
What can be said for the future of crypto and digital assets?
"We are having a blast at this event, it's been great, great panellists. Overall one of the great events of the year, so happy to be here and will be here again." - Bruno Sousa, Partner & Head of US and Europe, Hashdex
Event Features
Main stage
Host to a roster of influential leaders from across the crypto ecosystem, discussions on our main stage will spotlight the challenges and opportunities facing the sector at a time of uncertainty for the financial system.
New debate feature
Moderated by the Financial Times, four expert speakers will debate the following motion, while the live audience will be invited to cast their votes. The motion - in five years’ time, all major asset managers will be managing crypto assets.
Networking & Exhibition Area
Step away from the buzz of the main stage and enjoy refreshments and the chance to build valuable relationships with peers in our networking space.
Explore the latest trends
The Winter Edition will explore the hottest topics for the industry, including artificial intelligence, trading stability and liquidity and the rise of tokenisation.
"It’s a great event to connect with the ecosystem of digital assets and crypto, and great to be here " - Aklen Altanel, Technology Governance Manager, Paypal,
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Speaking Opportunities
Christina Taylor
christina.taylor@ft.com
George Khachadourian
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Delegate Services
Jade Kelly
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