A significant event is on the horizon as Disfred, a Web3 consulting firm, has announced an upcoming conference focused on Digital Asset Finance (DAT), set to take place at Gavin Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Scheduled for the 22nd, the event has been aptly named “DATCON 2025.”
The conference aims to address various pressing topics within the digital asset landscape, revolving around the central theme of ‘Who Will Become Korea.’ Attendees can expect in-depth discussions that encompass a range of critical subjects. These include analyses of global success stories in DAT, practical tasks and systems for implementing a uniquely Korean approach to DAT strategy, and exploration of growth opportunities and regulatory frameworks from the viewpoint of institutional investors.
Moreover, the agenda will feature insights into asset holding and governance strategies employed by listed companies and international institutions, as well as the exploration of blockchain-based revenue models and next-generation DAT strategies.
A notable lineup of participating companies further underscores the event’s significance. Nasdaq-listed Sharplink Gaming, along with DeFi Development, Hyperion DeFi, and Sora Ventures, will share their insights and experiences related to DAT strategies. Other prominent names in attendance include Galaxy Digital, Animoca Brands, and IVC, who will provide industry analysis and investment insights.
Additionally, significant contributions will come from SBI VC Trade, a subsidiary of Japan’s financial giant SBI Holdings, along with leading on-chain monetization firms like MEV Capital, Gauntlet, and Pragmatic. In the local context, Korean entities such as Korea Digital Asset (KODA), Hyperism, Happy Block, and Outro will also be involved, indicating a robust participation from both international and domestic stakeholders within the digital asset arena.
As the conference approaches, it is expected to draw considerable interest from professionals, investors, and institutions eager to better understand the evolving landscape of digital assets in Korea and beyond.