Bitcoin Asia Summit 2025: Gathering Top Talent from the Asia-Pacific Region to Discuss the Future of the Industry

The Bitcoin Asia Summit 2025 will be grandly held from August 28 to 29 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This summit brings together important figures from government, finance, media, technology, and culture to discuss the development prospects of Bitcoin in Asia.

Policymakers' Perspective: Attitudes of Mainstream Forces in Asia Towards Bitcoin

Hong Kong Legislative Council member Wu Jietzhuang will attend the summit to share the latest developments in virtual asset regulation in Hong Kong. The Executive Director of the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong will also provide insights on balancing financial innovation and compliance. In addition, Jeremy Tan, Singapore's first parliamentary candidate to publicly express a stance on Bitcoin, will share his views on digital sovereignty and electoral reform in Southeast Asia.

Bitcoin: Not just finance, but a cultural movement

The Asian Bitcoin ecosystem is expanding into the cultural field. Several industry insiders will share their experiences in promoting Bitcoin culture:

• Bonnie Chang: Owner of the largest Chinese-speaking Bitcoin YouTube channel in the world, with over 330,000 subscribers.
• Chan Baek: South Korean musician who conveys the concept of Bitcoin through music.
• Michael Guo: Operates a Web3 content platform with significant influence in Asia, reaching 50,000 viewers daily.

Technological Innovation and Educational Popularization

Jack Yang from LTP and the CTO of GOAT Network will discuss how technology drives the development of Bitcoin. Jimmy Kostro from Thailand is assisting in the establishment of a Pan-Asian Bitcoin learning network. Teruko Neriki from Japan is dedicated to the translation of foundational works on Bitcoin.

The New Trend of Enterprises Adopting Bitcoin

Many Asian companies are beginning to incorporate Bitcoin into their asset allocation strategies:

• A Japanese listed company has become the first in the country to incorporate Bitcoin into its corporate treasury.
• A Hong Kong listed company (HKEX code: 1723) has become the first Hong Kong listed company to include Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
• A South Korean media company announced a $1 billion Bitcoin strategic reserve plan.

These cases show that Asian companies are increasingly accepting Bitcoin.

The Future of Digital Property Rights

A co-founder of a well-known blockchain gaming company will also attend the summit. The company's work in the blockchain gaming and digital property sectors has provided a new definition for the concept of "ownership" in the metaverse.

This summit brings together the most influential voices in the Asia-Pacific region to deeply explore the development prospects of Bitcoin in Asia and to provide direction for the future of the industry.