- IMPACT’s Institutional Stage to host a total of 16 sessions between 3-4 September, featuring the institutional foray into Web3, crypto, and blockchain
- The stage will cover key anchors for institutional interest and adoption in Web3, such as crypto ETFs, asset tokenization, stablecoins, and more
SEOUL, KOREA, 22 August 2024 — FACTBLOCK, the founder and organizer of Korea Blockchain Week (KBW), unveiled its first-ever “Institutional Stage,” dedicated to institutions and large enterprises exploring Web3 applications. The stage will be part of the flagship IMPACT conference at KBW 2024, featuring four stages with over 300 speakers from 3-4 September.
Building on the success of last year’s B2B sessions, this year’s Institutional Stage will host key institutional players such as institutional investors, financial institutions, and large asset managers. These experts will share in-depth insights into the market outlooks and strategies of the most influential institutional investors.
The sessions will address defining topics that have dominated the Web3 community this year, including crypto ETFs, asset tokenization, and stablecoins, among many others. Key speakers include industry pioneers who manage cutting-edge crypto financial products and collaborate with governments, as well as venture capitalists, technological enablers, and mainstream conglomerates. Notable speakers include:
Pranav Kanade, Portfolio Manager, VanEck
Edward Lee, Director, Product Management, Coinbase
Glenn Woo, Head of Sales, Asia Pacific, Blockdaemon
Kavita Gupta, Founder and Managing Partner, Delta Blockchain Fund
Andrew Durgee, Chairman, Republic
Mitchell Gildenberg, Co-Founder and Chief Technical Officer, Switchboard
Yam Ki Chan, Vice President, Circle
Jongseung Kim, Director, SK Telecom
Bryan Pellegrino, Co-founder and CEO, LayerZero Labs
“The Institutional Stage is a meaningful space to host in-depth discussions on the Web3 industry by institutions and large enterprises,” said Jeon Seon-ik, CEO of FACTBLOCK. ”This will allow KBW to play a leading role in the Web3 industry and grow into a premium brand that provides invaluable experiences to participants.”
“Blockchain technology is changing the paradigm of finance and asset management,” said Seojoon Kim, CEO of Hashed. “With advancements such as ETFs, asset tokenization, and stablecoins, we are on the cusp of a new financial era, and KBW2024 will be the place to discuss these innovations and envision the future with global leaders in the Web3 industry.”
Now in its seventh year, KBW is founded and organized by FACTBLOCK, a leading Web3 ecosystem builder, and co-hosted by blockchain venture capital (VC) Hashed. The main event, “KBW2024: IMPACT,” will take place on September 3-4 at Walkerhill Hotel & Resort in Seoul, showcasing the latest global trends and innovations in the blockchain and Web3 industries. Another key event, “KBW2024: AI World,” will be held on September 5 at Lotte Cinema, Lotte World Tower, Seoul.
KBW2024: IMPACT is supported by Sui, Movement Labs, and BRV Capital Management as official conference partners, with Aptos, Tron, Chiliz, DOP, Creditcoin, Sahara AI, Presto, TON, ALEO, Bithumb, and SK Telecom as title sponsors.
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About Korea Blockchain Week:
Founded by FACTBLOCK and co-hosted by Hashed, Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) is an annual global blockchain and web3 festival held in Seoul, South Korea, since 2018. It has been a gathering ground for the top global blockchain and web3 leaders and unifying diverse communities.
KBW curates multiple prestigious main events, including the flagship conference 'IMPACT.' This provides participants and attendees exclusive opportunities to exchange industry insights and indulge in an immersive blend of music, art, and culture, making KBW a unique and enriching experience for all involved.
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