Intro to ASA/Capital Summit
Alex LimLayerZero




Asia cannot be viewed as a single unified market.
Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Southeast Asia and the United Arab Emirates are each developing their own approaches to stablecoins, tokenization and digital money, each shaped by distinct regulatory regimes and industry environments.
Last year brought 1,100+ developers, issuers, financial institutions and policymakers to Seoul across 17 sessions.
This year goes one market at a time.
Through opinion leaders, we will dive into how each country is moving forward with its own regulatory and industrial context.
If you build, invest, regulate or research anywhere in Asia, this is the practical view of what is actually happening.
The Programme
The day is built as an argument: where Asia actually stands, what the rest of the world still gets wrong about it, and what has to happen next.
What Is Holding Back Asia's Progress
Act 1 examines where stablecoins, tokenization, and digital money currently stand in each Asian market including Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the United Arab Emirates.
The goal of this act is to identify the specific constraints that are delaying business expansion and market participation.
On this stage · 11 companies
What Is the Global Market Overlooking
Act 2 addresses the gap between how global markets perceive Asia and how each market actually operates. Each session revisits conventional assumptions about regulation, demand, and market structure, and tests whether these perceptions match reality.
On this stage · 19 companies





What Comes Next
Act 3 discusses the conditions required for stablecoins, tokenization, and digital financial infrastructure to scale meaningfully across Asia.
This final discussion lays out the specific priorities that developers, financial institutions, and policymakers should pursue as they prepare for the next stage of market adoption.
On this stage · 28 companies








Breakfast & Acts 1–2 · 09:00–17:35
Act 3 · 14:00–17:15
Alex LimLayerZero
Sue LeeS&P DJI
Michelle KangPharos
Sean ChungR25
Antonio LiuTopNod
Terry KimBDACS
Alex LimLayerZero
Maggie Hsua16z
Yuval RoozCanton
Heechang KangFourPillars
Ricky YangZAN
Wish WuPharos
Damian ChenStarknet
NakulMultipli
Yeongin LeeModeratorSubzero Labs
Kwansub ShimCoinone
Anton ChengMorpho
Bobby ZagottaSubzero Labs
Hyung Yeon LeeAltus
AlexModeratorLayerZero
LorenzoUSDT0
Blaze LeeUpbit/Giwa
Jaewon KimModeratorFourPillars
Sy Noel ChanMetamask
HyunsuHyperionDeFi
Jinsol BokModeratorFourPillars
Yoonho KimFN Guide
Donghyeon JoUndefined Labs
SamModeratorMeritz
Sue LeeS&P DJI
MatthewFranklin Templeton
Antonio LiuTopNod
Bobby ZagottaSubzero Labs
Sean ChungR25
NihalModeratorHongshan
FrancescoTether
EuntaekToss
RobbieModeratorFurther
Henson OrserSoter Insure
Delane FooModeratorNethermind
Samuel ChongLido
Adrian YipSymbiotic
Takafumi ShimoyamaSBI DigiTrust
KevinModeratorEnhanced
Reid SimonFigure
AlvinPharos
Byeongyun SeoModeratorDSRV
Takafumi ShimoyamaSBI DigiTrust
Sehyun KangNICE
LevXModeratorGiwater
WilbertPendle
Ryo SakaiModeratorCoinPost
Sarah HoSMBC
Arnold LeeSphere
GemmaModeratorMantle
LauraPharos
Bridget LiAsseto
SteveModeratorFourPillars
Franklin BiPantera
Marcin KazmierczakModeratorRedStone
Andy LeeHashKey RWA
Ken BassigPharos
MoyedModeratorSphere
NathanIDRX
Wei ZhouCoins.ph
JoowoongModeratorShinhan Securities
Jeseok HongShinhan Securities
Thomas ChouCanton
KeithModeratorAllium
HangilKakaoBank
Sunghyun KimKSNETMedia
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Previous Edition

1,100+ attendees across 17 sessions in Seoul. Revisit the recap film, photo gallery, speaker line-up, and full report.
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