The event has transformed into a mega festival, featuring an Opening Party at Cloud 39 and a closing party at Lan Kwai Fong, blending business with entertainment.

Consensus Hong Kong 2025, held from February 18 to 20, is recognized as the largest crypto event in the Asia-Pacific region, attracting nearly 10,000 attendees from over 100 countries.

The event's international appeal was underscored by the fact that over 75% of attendees came from outside Hong Kong, reinforcing the city’s status as a fintech hub.

Taking place at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, this event is the longest-running crypto conference and showcases the city's growing prominence in the global crypto scene.

Regulatory insights will also be shared by officials from Hong Kong, Thailand, and Malaysia, alongside a talk by Eric Anziani, president of Crypto.com.

With over 270 speakers expected, the conference features notable figures such as Adam Back, Samson Mow, and Richard Teng, who will discuss critical topics like bitcoin's potential and regulatory priorities.

The opening keynote will be delivered by Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-Po, focusing on bitcoin's role in shaping a new financial system.

Julia Leung, head of the Securities and Futures Commission, will outline Hong Kong's regulatory priorities in the crypto space, providing essential insights for attendees.

In addition to the main conference, networking opportunities abound with events like the EasyA Hackathon and the CoinDesk Hong Kong Pitchfest, highlighting emerging Web3 companies.

Consensus Hong Kong will feature over 350 side events, creating numerous opportunities for networking and partnerships within the global crypto community.

The conference will culminate with the Crypto Fight Night boxing exhibition on February 20, showcasing crypto influencers in a unique entertainment setting.

Brad Spies, Vice President of Consensus, praised Hong Kong for its blend of business and leisure, making it an ideal location for such significant events.