Crypto and Digital Assets Summit
From a dramatic market downturn to the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, 2022 was a year of total disruption for Crypto. It is vital the industry rebuilds trust if the industry is to ensure its future. Markets, regulation, technology and Web 3.0 continue to evolve as questions around crypto’s purpose and future are brought into question.
Taking a global perspective, the Crypto and Digital Assets Summit returns with a multi-track, two day event focusing on four key areas - markets, regulation, technology, and Web 3.0. The Summit will cover everything from the Terra Luna crash, the climate credentials of digital assets, central bank digital currencies, crypto market consolidation, institutional appetite, NFTs, and much more. It will bring together leaders in finance and regulatory professionals with crypto entrepreneurs and DeFi leaders to explore how the industry is developing and growing following a year of uncertainty.
Why attend?
Engage and connect
with industry leaders and peers from TradFi and DeFi
Discover
the latest on crypto's evolving purpose, regulation, blockchain technology, and much more
Explore
how crypto will rebuild itself from the volatility of 2022
THE SUPER EARLY BIRD
IN-PERSON PASS
Gain access to in-person sessions and networking drinks. Network and connect with your peers.
£1,399
Full price £1,849
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Immerse yourself in the future of crypto
Join FT’s exclusive crypto community to:
• Increase your contact base to include some of the most prestigious and renowned leaders in the crypto industry
• Access key decision-makers and initiate business deals
• Open doors to networks and be introduced to some of the most hard-to-contact people in the sector
• Test ideas, find inspiration and equip yourself with some actionable takeaways for your business’s success
• Form relationships with like-minded peers and unwind in a relaxed environment
Supporting Partners
Speaking Opportunities
Christina Taylor
christina.taylor@ft.com
Delegate Services
Ryan Capon
ryan.capon@ft.com
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