Speakers and organizers highlight Asia's expanding influence in Bitcoin adoption, emphasizing policy shifts and capital inflows as key drivers of this growth.

The conference will feature over 200 industry leaders, including Adam Back, CZ Zhao Changpeng, and Balaji Srinivasan, focusing on regulatory developments, market trends, and future opportunities in the digital economy.

Bitcoin Asia 2025 follows record-breaking attendance at the previous event, which sold over 20,000 passes and featured influential figures like Eric Trump, CZ, and Balaji Srinivasan.

Hong Kong is positioning itself as a leading digital asset hub, having approved Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs in April 2024 and passing the Stablecoin Ordinance in May 2025, reflecting progressive regulatory policies.

BTC Inc. emphasizes Hong Kong’s role in fintech innovation, with Justin Doochin highlighting the event’s importance in fostering global Bitcoin adoption and technological advancement.

To promote the event, BTC Inc. is offering a free 72-hour General Admission pass starting August 28, 2025, at 8:00 AM Hong Kong time, with tiered pricing for subsequent passes.

Hong Kong is set to host two major Bitcoin events in 2025 and 2026, underscoring its rising prominence as a global hub for digital assets and fintech innovation.

Bitcoin Asia 2025, scheduled for August 28-29, is expected to draw around 15,000 attendees, making it the second-largest Bitcoin event worldwide and a key platform for showcasing Hong Kong and Asia's role in the digital economy.

The Asia-Pacific region's crypto asset management sector has grown significantly, surpassing US$300 million in revenue and projected to reach US$1.46 billion by 2030, driven by increasing retail and institutional participation.

The rise of Bitcoin in Southeast Asia, marked by increased trading volumes and institutional investments, reflects the cryptocurrency's expanding mainstream acceptance across the region.

Bitcoin Asia 2025 is part of BTC Media’s global conference series, which includes major events in Las Vegas, Amsterdam, and Abu Dhabi, with the flagship in Las Vegas scheduled for April 2026.

Hong Kong’s strategic initiatives by HKMA and SFC aim to attract institutional capital and foster innovation, making it an ideal location for major Bitcoin conferences.