Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2025: Key Topics and Participants

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3 hours ago

Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2025 is set to be Asia's largest fintech event on March 27, 2025, promising a fruitful and dynamic gathering for the industry.

What is Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2025?

Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2025 will be the major fintech and Web 3.0 event of the year for Asia, taking place at The Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck in the International Commerce Center.

Main Event Topics

The Expo will cover topics like fintech, Web 3.0, cryptocurrencies, forex, payments, AI, metaverse, and NFTs. Attendees will witness cutting-edge technologies and solutions from over 80 exhibitors.

Who Will Attend?

The event expects over 7000 attendees and 3000 companies, along with speeches from more than 50 speakers, including notable figures like Dominic Williams from DFINITY Foundation and Justin Sun from TRON.

The Wiki Finance Expo Hong Kong 2025 provides a unique opportunity for industry professionals to meet, exchange ideas, and learn about new trends.

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