Asia seems to be standing at the forefront of the global blockchain landscape and is headed to become the next crypto and Web 3.0 hub, with data revealing that central and southern Asia are leading regions in digital asset adoption.
With a number of key seminars taking place in Vietnam, South Korea, Singapore, and Hong Kong, the region is moving fast in establishing itself as a key player in the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry.
This week in Binh Duong New City, Vietnam at Horasis Asia Meeting, the topic was further discussed.
Despite the Bitcoin exchange debacle its underpinning device, blockchain, continues to develop
into new markets – although it has its own development issues, such as scalability, interoperability
and a high energy consumption.
How do ‘smart-contracts’ develop Asian trade?
In the business flux across Asia, how well have Blockchains developed commercial security?
Speakers at the Horasis Asia Meeting discussing this topic included:
• Jarrod Luo, Director, Blockchain Industry Association, Singapore
• Mitchell Pham, Co-founder, CodeHQ, New Zealand
• Nimnual Piewthongngam, Founder, Gumpun Muaythai LTD, Thailand
• Allen Tang, Executive Director, Intsig Information Technology, Singapore
Chaired by
• Victor Guixer, Managing Partner, Guixer & Partners, Spain
Horasis Asia Meeting has become the foremost annual meeting for Asian business leaders and their global counterparts. The event offers businesses and government officials a platform to discuss a wide range of issues related to the Asian economy.
