
HSC Asset Management, a premier conference dedicated to bridging cryptocurrency and institutional finance, concluded in Hong Kong with resounding success. Held at the Hopewell Hotel, it brought together over 50 decision‑makers—including institutional investors, hedge funds, Web2 and crypto‑focused asset managers, and family offices—to examine the latest trends and opportunities shaping the institutional digital asset landscape.
As one of the foremost gatherings focused on investment in emerging technologies, the conference explored how capital is being allocated across the digital asset sector and highlighted the developments shaping its evolution.
Spanning two dedicated stages covering institutional trends and technological innovation, this edition featured panel discussions, fireside chats, and keynotes on digital payments, RWA tokenization, stablecoin infrastructure, public blockchain development, and the intersection of AI and DePIN.
Attendees gained actionable insights into key themes such as:
- Allocating Capital Under Uncertainty
- Why Most Blockchains Will Never Be Trusted With Real Money
- The Next Phase of Digital Payments
- RWA Is Investable Or It Is Not
- Where the Money Goes in Crypto
- Public Chains Are Infrastructure Now
- DePIN & AI Are Infrastructure, Not a Narrative
- The Builders’ Roundtable: What Will Actually Scale in 2026–2028
The opening panel, “Capital Is Selective Again,” explored the pivotal moment facing the current landscape of institutional capital allocation, featuring insights from leading figures:
- Dr. Asaf Nadler, Co‑Founder & COO, Addressable
- Charles Edwards, Founder & CIO, Capriole Investments
- Chetan Karkhanis, Senior Vice President, Franklin Templeton
- John Cahill, COO Asia, Galaxy Digital
- Stanley Ho, Partner, Head of Asia, Hivemind Capital
Among the standout sessions was “From Digital Property to Autonomous Minds: The Next Evolution of the Internet,” which brought together Yat Siu, co‑founder of Animoca Brands, and Ben Goertzel, CEO of SingularityNET, for a forward‑looking discussion on how Web3 is evolving beyond digital ownership toward new forms of intelligence, coordination, and value creation.
Another notable conversation, “From Onchain Access to Institutional Allocation,” featured Paul Brody, Global Blockchain Leader at EY, and Evan Cheng, CEO and Co‑Founder of Mysten Labs. Moderated by Vadim Krekotin, Managing Partner of HSC Asset Group, it explored how digital assets are transitioning from open on‑chain participation to institutional‑scale allocation frameworks.
HSC Asset Management maintained strong momentum with a speaker lineup featuring many of the world’s leading financial institutions, investment firms, and digital asset industry’s most influential figures.
Participating companies included Franklin Templeton, Capriole Investments, Galaxy Digital, Hivemind Capital, EY, World Liberty Financial, Maximum Frequency Ventures, Offchain Labs, Animoca Brands, Mysten Labs, human.tech, Mastercard, TON Foundation, BridgePort, HashKey Tokenisation, Plume Network, Soter Insure, Canton Network, Zivoe, AMINA Bank, The Spartan Group, C² Ventures, Cypher Capital, Invesco, Bitmart, StarkWare, TRON DAO, SingularityNET, Re7, DWF Labs, Filecoin, DoubleZero, Base, and others.
Over 2,000 Attendees Converge In Hong Kong, Fueling International Expansion To Four New Cities
The conference also introduced a VIP lounge, offering exclusive networking opportunities for institutional participants.
Drawing strong attention across the city and attracting more than 2,000 attendees, the event reinforced its position as a flagship platform for core business objectives. Its curated networking zone enabled participants to connect with aligned global and regional capital, explore high‑conviction curated projects, identify potential regional partners and market‑entry pathways, and strengthen institutional‑grade brand credibility.
HSC Asset Management’s Hong Kong edition marked the twelfth milestone in a global series of successful events intended to connect leading investors with digital‑native companies. Having welcomed more than 70,000 visitors over three years the platform continues to expand its international footprint, with upcoming editions scheduled for Cannes, Dubai, Singapore, and Miami in 2026.
For those eager to revisit the highlights, the event photo and video materials will be released soon — offering a closer look at how it unfolded.
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