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Countdown to the Blockchain Fest Singapore 2023

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As the countdown to the highly anticipated Blockchain Fest Singapore 2023 begins, the countdown is officially on ! FINEXPO, one of the world's leading companies specializing in the organization of financial, trading, international events, fairs and expos, is proud to present Blockchain Fest 2023 in Marina Bay Sands Convention Center, Singapore on 16-17 February 2023. The event will gather leading professionals, global leaders and beginners in the areas of blockchain, cryptocurrency, crypto exchanges, decentralized finance (DeFi), mining, payment systems, and investment sectors.

As part of the event, there will be a pre-party for VIPs only at Maison Ikkoku on 15 February from 4 PM onwards. This exclusive opportunity will bring together development teams, traders, OTC providers, fund managers, centralized exchanges, DeFi protocols, and NFT artists to network and collaborate.

The two-day event will feature a packed schedule of keynote speeches and panel discussions that will address a wide range of topics related to the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry in an effort to provide a complete. In order to view the complete agenda and to register, please visit https://blockchain-fest.asia/#a-agenda .

On 16 February, the panel discussion topics included “Blockchain & Cryptocurrency Laws and Regulations 2023”, "Cybersecurity and Custody of Funds," "True Digital Ownership with DeFi & NFTs," and "Will DEX Replace CEX?". On 17 February, attendees can look forward to discussions on "GameFI 2.0 | The Next Big Thing In Crypto?" "Women in Crypto," "Navigating Crypto as a Venture Fund," and "What will the Future of NFTs Look Like for People and Companies?" Through a diverse lineup of panelists, attendees have the chance to gain knowledge and insights from various perspectives.

As part of the Business and VIP ticket holders, there will be networking opportunities available on 16-17 February between 10:00 and 18:00 in which attendees can engage in networking. As part of the Gala Dinner on 16 February at 18:00, which is also available to Business and VIP ticket holders, the Gala Dinner will provide attendees with an opportunity to meet other industry leaders from around the world and create connections.

A wide variety of topics will be discussed during the duration of the conference, including blockchain applications in a wide variety of industries, decentralized finance, the future of cryptocurrency, blockchain security and privacy, as well as a lot more. It is expected that attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry experts and learn about the latest advancements in the field through interactive keynotes and panel discussions at the conference.

This year's event will be held at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Center, one of the most iconic venues in the heart of Singapore's central business district. This event will provide attendees with a platform to network with industry leaders, attend educational sessions, and discover new blockchain startups and solutions. Everyone interested in investing and trading crypto, as well as anyone who is motivated to learn, is invited to attend this event.

Tickets are available in four different types: Expo, Standard, Business, and VIP tickets. By registering at https://blockchain-fest.asia/# top you will be able to attend and meet the global leaders at the event with us.

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