TOKEN2049 Singapore sells out with 25,000 attendees
- TOKEN2049 Singapore is fully sold out before its two-day run at Marina Bay Sands this week.
- The programme runs six stages in parallel, with 500 exhibitors on site.
- New this year are a private institutional gathering and the event's first city pavilion, from Dubai.
TOKEN2049 Singapore sold out ahead of its 7–8 October return, with 25,000 attendees from 160 countries.
The event takes over all five floors of Marina Bay Sands, with 250 speakers across six stages.
“We’ve fully sold out ahead of the event and have an incredible programme lined up - our best yet,” said TOKEN2049 Co-Founder Alex Fiskum.
TOKEN2049 Institutional debuts on 8 October, gathering 250 senior leaders from global finance and digital assets.
That gathering's speakers include representatives from Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, Solana Foundation and Franklin Templeton.
“Six stages will run in parallel across the two days, with some major announcements set to be made,” said Fiskum.
Headline speakers include Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan, Hyperliquid Labs CEO Jeff Yan and Eric Trump.
Gemini's Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Nasdaq's Adena Friedman and Franklin Templeton's Jenny Johnson also feature.
Balaji Srinivasan, Maelstrom CIO Arthur Hayes, Fundstrat's Tom Lee and Real Vision's Raoul Pal also speak.
The first-ever Dubai Pavilion hosts ten exhibitors, including regulator VARA and developers OMNIYAT and Emaar.
The NEXUS Startup Competition offers US$250,000, while the Origins Hackathon carries a US$150,000 prize pool.
Title sponsors include OKX, Sui, BloFin, Mesh, BingX, TRON and Solana.
TOKEN2049 Week opens Singapore's busiest week of the year, with hundreds of side-events across the city.
TOKEN2049 will also welcome Formula One World Champions Max Verstappen, Lando Norris and Jenson Button.
