The Capital Summit x Asia Stablecoin Conference
What Is Shaping Asia’s Digital Asset Market Structure?
Stablecoins and tokenized assets are developing differently across Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the UAE—reflecting each market’s regulatory, monetary, and capital-market structure.
The next phase will require more than issuance. It will require a complete institutional market structure supporting the full asset lifecycle:
Issuance → Investment → Distribution → Secondary-Market Liquidity → Independent Assessment
The Singapore edition of The Capital Summit x Asia Stablecoin Conference will focus on five areas:
Stablecoin Issuance — Which models can scale across Asia?
Tokenization — Which Asian assets will attract global investors?
Secondary Markets — Where will tokenized assets trade?
Distribution — How will institutions bring these assets to market?
Ratings — What frameworks will investors require?
Programme at a Glance
9:00–11:00 a.m.Executive BreakfastCurated seating, introductions, and senior-level networking
12:00–5:00 p.m.Main ConferenceInstitutional keynotes and focused panel discussions
6:00–9:00 p.m.Institutional DinnerRelationship-building and substantive discussions
Key Topics and Panels
1. Stablecoin Issuance
How are stablecoins growing in Asia—and which models can achieve institutional adoption?
Regulated and private-sector issuance
Local-currency stablecoins and USD rails
Reserves, redemption, custody, and distribution
2. Tokenization
Which Asian assets will attract global institutional investors?
Funds, treasuries, credit, real estate, and commodities
Product structures for international distribution
Ownership, custody, liquidity, and investor protection
3. Secondary Markets
Where will tokenized assets trade and institutional liquidity develop?
Regulated exchanges and alternative trading venues
Onchain and hybrid market models
Market makers, custody, and cross-border settlement
4. Distribution
How will issuers, exchanges, banks, and asset managers reach investors?
Exchange and institutional partnerships
Bank, broker, and digital-platform distribution
Cross-border access to Asian markets
5. Ratings
What information will institutions require before allocating capital?
Reserve, liquidity, and credit risk
Legal, counterparty, and technology risk
Ratings, disclosures, and reporting standards
Who Will Attend
Senior decision-makers involved across the digital-asset lifecycle:
Issuers: Stablecoin and tokenized-asset issuers
Capital: Asset managers, institutional investors, family offices, and venture investors
Financial Institutions: Banks, securities firms, and payment companies
Markets: Exchanges, brokers, and secondary-market operators
Infrastructure: Custodians, settlement providers, and technology companies
Risk and Policy: Rating agencies, auditors, data providers, regulators, legal professionals, and researchers
Institutional Objectives
The programme is designed to:
Connect Asian issuers with global institutional investors
Introduce asset managers to distribution and infrastructure partners
Support partnerships among exchanges, banks, and digital platforms
Identify credible sources of secondary-market liquidity
Advance institutional ratings and risk-assessment frameworks
Connect global companies entering Asia with Asian companies seeking international capital
About The Capital Summit
The Capital Summit is a curated forum connecting institutional capital with the organizations building onchain financial infrastructure. It brings together investors, asset managers, banks, family offices, issuers, and infrastructure providers across Asia and beyond.
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About Asia Stablecoin Alliance
The Asia Stablecoin Alliance connects institutions, regulators, builders, and researchers working to advance stablecoin infrastructure, compliance, distribution, and real-world adoption across Asia.
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Title Sponsors
About Tether
Tether is the company behind USD₮, the world’s largest stablecoin, and develops technology that expands access to digital finance. Its financial products span stablecoins, digital assets, and tokenization infrastructure, connecting traditional financial systems with the blockchain economy.
About S&P Dow Jones Indices
S&P Dow Jones Indices, a division of S&P Global, provides benchmarks, index data, and research that help investors measure markets and inform investment decisions. Home to the S&P 500® and Dow Jones Industrial Average®, its index offering spans traditional asset classes and digital assets.
About Rialo
Rialo is a blockchain designed to connect decentralized applications with real-world data, services, and assets. By bringing connectivity, privacy, and automation into its network, Rialo aims to simplify how developers build applications and how businesses bring financial products and everyday services onchain.
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About DSRV
DSRV is a blockchain infrastructure company providing services for financial institutions, enterprises, and developers. Its offering spans validator operations, staking, custody, payments, wallets, and tokenization, helping organizations build and operate digital asset services across blockchain networks.
About Alchemy
Alchemy provides blockchain infrastructure and developer tools for building and scaling onchain applications. Its platform brings together APIs, blockchain data, and transaction infrastructure, supporting developers and enterprises building digital asset products, payments, and financial services across multiple networks.