SINGAPORE, October 4, 2026 — Blockchain Impact Singapore 2026 will take place on October 5 at One Marina Boulevard, bringing together founders, investors, decision-makers and technology leaders for an afternoon focused on the changing landscape of blockchain, Web3 and artificial intelligence.
Held during TOKEN2049 Week, the summit comes as Singapore prepares to welcome one of the world’s largest gatherings of the global digital-asset industry. TOKEN2049 Singapore takes place on October 7–8 at Marina Bay Sands, with more than 25,000 attendees expected from thousands of companies around the world.
Blockchain Impact Singapore will provide a more focused setting for discussions around payments, digital-asset custody, real-world assets, Bitcoin finance, digital ownership, consumer technology and the growing convergence between blockchain and AI.
The event arrives at a time when several long-discussed areas of Web3 are moving closer to practical deployment.
Stablecoins are increasingly being explored for payments and settlement. Financial institutions are advancing tokenisation initiatives. AI is creating new questions around autonomous transactions, asset control and digital identity.
At the same time, companies continue to experiment with new applications for Bitcoin, blockchain-based ownership and decentralised infrastructure.
A programme focused on practical applications
The summit will open with “The Next Level of Crypto Adoption: Payments Through QR Pay,” presented by Dr. Jack, Founder and CEO of MIYI Core.
Lucas Yang, Head of Sales & Solutions at Cobo, will follow with “Self-Custody or Custody? Securing Your Web3 Assets.”
Other sessions will explore provenance, mobile technology, entertainment and intellectual property, Bitcoin-based finance, real-world assets and AI model management.
Speakers include Michael Menghetti, CEO and Co-Founder of EGT; Peter Hoang, Co-Founder and CEO of XForge Mobile; Cecilia Wong, CMO of Bambitz; Ray HG, CEO of Locktime; Peter Yeo, Founder and CEO of RWA DAO; and Rufus Chang, Sales Manager at Siraya.
Together, the programme reflects an industry increasingly focused not only on what blockchain technology can make possible, but where it can create practical value.
Building on Blockchain Impact’s 2026 momentum
The Singapore summit follows earlier Blockchain Impact editions in Bangkok and Manila.
The Bangkok event in January featured blockchain projects and industry speakers across Web3 infrastructure, decentralised finance, AI-blockchain integration and emerging-market opportunities.
Manila followed in June with an application-based gathering of builders, investors and founders. Discussions covered real-world asset tokenisation, agricultural supply-chain transparency, gaming, decentralised social networks and prediction markets. The previous Bangkok edition was reported to have attracted more than 5,000 delegates.
The different formats reflect Blockchain Impact’s wider approach to bringing together builders, investors and industry participants around emerging technology themes across Asia.
Singapore now places the event within TOKEN2049 Week, when a large portion of the global crypto and Web3 ecosystem will already be gathered in the city.
Where blockchain and AI are beginning to meet
Artificial intelligence will be one of the themes running through the Singapore edition.
Rather than treating AI and blockchain as separate technology movements, the summit will explore areas where the two increasingly intersect, including digital assets, data, financial infrastructure and autonomous systems.
Participating projects reflect that range.
Cobo builds digital-asset infrastructure for humans and AI agents. XForge Mobile combines blockchain-enabled consumer technology with an AI-powered travel assistant and eSIM companion. Eco Green Token connects agriculture, real-world data and supply chains through Web3 technology. Bambitz is developing a blockchain-based entertainment and music ecosystem, while RWA DAO is exploring tokenised ownership linked to physical luxury assets.
These applications point to a broader shift across the sector: blockchain projects are increasingly being asked to demonstrate how decentralised systems, tokenisation and digital ownership can solve practical problems rather than simply prove what the technology can technically support.
A timely gathering in Singapore
Singapore provides a particularly relevant setting for those conversations.
Alongside its position as a major financial and technology centre, the city-state continues to play an active role in discussions around digital assets, stablecoins, tokenisation and artificial intelligence.
With TOKEN2049 drawing global attention to Singapore and Blockchain Impact creating a more concentrated forum around specific areas of innovation, the October gathering will give founders, investors, technology companies and industry leaders another platform to examine where Web3 is heading next.
Blockchain Impact Singapore 2026 begins at 2:00 PM on October 5 and concludes at 6:00 PM following a closing networking session.
About Blockchain Impact
Blockchain Impact is a Web3 and blockchain event series bringing together founders, builders, investors, technology companies and ecosystem leaders around emerging industry trends and real-world applications.
Its programmes span areas including blockchain infrastructure, decentralised finance, real-world assets, artificial intelligence, digital ownership and other emerging technologies.
Event: Blockchain Impact Singapore 2026
Date: October 5, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM–6:00 PM
Location: One Marina Boulevard, Singapore
Website: blockchainimpact.info
Registration: luma.com/y6nco425