The State of Crypto Summit 2024
Crypto is not just changing the status quo. It is redefining the financial landscape.
As crypto enters a new phase of development, the industry stands at an important crossroad. The current state of the crypto market is characterized by both unprecedented growth and lingering challenges. Cryptocurrencies have gained mainstream recognition and adoption, with bitcoin reaching all-time highs and a multitude of altcoins emerging to address various use cases. The rise of decentralized finance has ushered in a wide range of new opportunities for financial services, while Bitcoin ETFs are coming into their own as investment vehicles.
However, regulatory uncertainty – particularly against the backdrop of looming US elections – and other inhibitors have to be confronted when thinking about the long-term viability and stability of the crypto ecosystem.
The State of Crypto Summit, hosted by Coinbase in partnership with the Financial Times, is a one-day event that will gather global mainstream finance and DeFi leaders to assess crypto’s role in traditional financial institutions, payments and the consumer industry. The Summit will also explore the regulatory environment, and what impact the elections will have.
Featuring agenda-setting panel discussions and networking opportunities, this event will bring together over 300 industry stakeholders from across crypto and the wider financial sector. Join us to understand the current state and future prospects for this industry.
Read the Report
America’s top public companies are busier onchain than ever. Onchain projects announced by Fortune 100 companies have increased 39% year-over-year and hit a record high in Q1 2024. A survey of Fortune 500 executives finds that 56% say their companies are working on onchain projects. From the biggest legacy brands to small business, stablecoins to tokenized T-bills, trusted names and products in finance are embracing blockchain technology and crypto, driving innovation and providing on-ramps for widespread adoption. The increased activity underscores the urgency for clear rules for crypto that help keep crypto developers and other talent in the US.
Connect
with world-class speakers who will share insights on the industry's major developments
Network
with institutional investors, crypto-forward institutions, members of the press, and corporate, regulatory, and policy leaders.
Discuss
the current state of the cryptoeconomy plus the developments that are propelling the industry and the financial system forward
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