Hong Kong, August 22, 2025 - The highly anticipated Bitcoin Asia 2025 will be held from August 28 to 29 in Hong Kong. With an expected 15,000 attendees, it will become the second-largest Bitcoin conference globally, marking a further elevation of Hong Kong and Asia's position on the global digital economy stage.
Bitcoin is gradually becoming mainstream, with rapid adoption among both retail investors and enterprise applications. By 2023, the Asia-Pacific region already accounted for 43% of global cryptocurrency holdings, with Southeast Asia showing particularly strong growth. Indonesia's digital currency transaction volume reached $30 billion last year, while markets in Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines also demonstrate robust momentum.
Positive retail participation has driven significant institutional attention to Bitcoin. From Japan and South Korea to Hong Kong and Singapore, capital markets are accelerating their digital asset strategies. According to statistics, the Asia-Pacific crypto asset management revenue has reached $300.4 million, projected to grow to $1.46 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 25.4%. In Hong Kong, an increasing number of listed or registered companies are holding BTC inventory, demonstrating the ongoing enthusiasm. The active participation of retail and institutional investors is simultaneously driving the acceleration of regulatory frameworks, with most markets developing clearer regulations for exchanges and custodians to enhance investor confidence.
Hong Kong is at the core of this wave. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) have positioned Hong Kong as an incubator for digital assets and Web3, implementing policies through pilot programs. In April 2024, Hong Kong became one of the first Asian jurisdictions to approve Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs, a milestone that attracted significant institutional funds and laid the groundwork for broader applications. The Stablecoin Ordinance passed in May further marks an important step towards becoming an international virtual asset hub.
Against this backdrop, Bitcoin Asia 2025's choice of Hong Kong is entirely logical. The two-day event will invite over 200 global speakers, including industry leaders such as Adam Back (Blockstream), CZ (Binance), and Balaji Srinivasan (Network School).
Conference Highlights
- Keynote speeches from global Bitcoin leaders
- In-depth exploration of Asian regulatory progress and institutional entry trends
- Focus on future opportunities in Hong Kong and regional digital economy
- Face-to-face interactions between investors, builders, and policymakers
BTC Inc. CEO David Bailey stated:
"Bitcoin Asia 2025 will welcome 15,000 participants, a significant milestone for Bitcoin's development in Asia. Hong Kong's open atmosphere, innovative energy, and user base make it an ideal stage for Bitcoin's future."
BTC Inc. Chief of Staff Brandon Green added:
"While the U.S. market is rapidly evolving, global attention is now turning to Asia. Capital inflow, institutional participation, and policy breakthroughs are making Asia the forefront of Bitcoin adoption. Especially if China experiences a policy shift in the future, it would be a decisive step. Bitcoin Asia 2025 will be a key moment for the global community to witness this wave."
Bitcoin Asia 2025 will welcome global attendees, policymakers, regulators, and industry builders to collectively explore Bitcoin's future role in the global economy.
For more information, please visit asia.b.tc.
About The Bitcoin Conference
The Bitcoin Conference, hosted by BTC Media, the parent company of Bitcoin Magazine, is one of the most influential Bitcoin conference series globally, covering keynote speeches, workshops, exhibitions, and community events. The conference series provides a crucial exchange platform for industry leaders, developers, investors, and enthusiasts. The flagship event Bitcoin 2025 has been held in Las Vegas, with the next Bitcoin 2026 returning to Las Vegas in April 2026. International venues include Bitcoin Asia (Hong Kong, August 2025), Bitcoin Amsterdam (Amsterdam, November 2025), and Bitcoin MENA (Abu Dhabi, December 2025).
