CoinAgenda is going to debut in Asia with its inaugural CoinAgenda Asia conference to be held on June 21-23 in Singapore.
Since 2014, CoinAgenda has been connecting blockchain and cryptocurrency investors with startup and ICO opportunities through a number of conferences. It focuses on international blockchain investing trends, with world-class speakers from around the globe and a special focus on Asian blockchain companies and investors.
CoinAgenda Asia will feature three days of expert commentary and panel discussions from the industry’s leading thought leaders, along with networking events at exclusive venues. Conference sessions will explore topics including Friendly Jurisdictions in Asia, Asia’s Regulatory and Legal Landscape, Digital Asset Investing Across Global Markets, and much more.
“Singapore has long been a mecca of innovation and a gold standard for regulatory clarity in the blockchain world, so we are excited to hold our first pan-Asian conference in this wonderful city,” said Michael Terpin, founder of CoinAgenda. “This will be a one-stop shop for investors and young blockchain companies alike to meet the top movers and shakers in Asia over three days of high-level content and unsurpassed networking in a luxurious setting.”
Speakers include Jeff McDonald, co-founder and advisor at NEM Foundation; Eddy Travia, Co-Founder and CEO, Coinsilium; Rich Teo, Co-Founder, CEO; Asia itBit; Patrick Dai, Founder at Qtum; and others.
CoinAgenda Asia will also hold an ICO pitch competition featuring the most promising blockchain entrepreneurs, many of them just prior to launch.
Previous CoinAgenda conferences have helped debut companies including Aeternity, Bancor, and Qtum, which went on to raise more than $200 million in their token sales and achieve a peak valuation of more than $7 billion.


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