Bridging Realities” — Web3’s biggest Southeast Asian gathering returns, and the countdown is on
With just days to go, the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur is about to become the epicenter of the Web3 world once again. On July 29–30, 2026, Malaysia Blockchain Week (MYBW) returns under the theme “Bridging Realities,” bringing together builders, investors, regulators, and institutions for two days that could shape the region’s crypto agenda for the rest of the year. If you’re still deciding whether to book that flight, here’s why it’s worth it.
1. A Speaker Line-Up That Actually Matters
MYBW has built its reputation on substance over hype — conversations that connect Web3 to business, policy, culture, and real-world adoption rather than surface-level buzz. Confirmed speakers include:
- Justin Sun, Founder of TRON
- Matthew Tan, CEO of Etherscan
- Bobby Ong, Co-Founder & CEO of CoinGecko
- Alex Svanevik, Co-Founder & CEO of Nansen
- Steven McWhirter, Global Policy Lead at Binance
- Nischint Sanghavi, Head of Digital Currencies Asia Pacific at Visa
- Adriel Wong, Head of Institutions at TRM Labs
- Nick See Tong, APAC Lead at Base
More than 170 speakers in total will take the stage — spanning founders, investors, regulators, and institutional leaders.
2. Scale That Speaks for Itself
Last year’s numbers show why MYBW has become a fixture on the region’s Web3 calendar:
| Metric | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 6,834 |
| Partners | 250+ |
| Sponsors | 68 |
| Speakers | 170 |
| Nationalities represented | 92 |
That scale makes MYBW one of Southeast Asia’s most significant Web3 events, with a genuinely international crowd and serious networking density.
3. Networking That Goes Beyond Business Cards
Whether you’re a founder, investor, developer, or journalist, MYBW puts global Web3 companies, tech brands, institutions, communities, media, and public-sector stakeholders in the same room. With sponsors and partners spanning custody, compliance, trading infrastructure, and analytics — names like Anchorage Digital, BitGo, Ledger, TRM Labs, and CertiK — the conference offers direct access to decision-makers you’d otherwise chase for months.
4. Topics That Go Beyond Price Charts
The agenda blends institutional adoption (Visa, Anchorage Digital, BitGo, Ledger), compliance and security (TRM Labs, CertiK, DFNS), and on-chain analytics and market data (CoinGecko, Nansen, Etherscan). That mix makes it relevant whether you’re deep in the technical weeds or focused on business strategy and policy.
5. Malaysia’s Growing Role as a Web3 Hub
Kuala Lumpur is increasingly positioning itself as a regional node for blockchain innovation in Southeast Asia. MYBW is central to that push, connecting local initiatives like myDigital, Superteam Malaysia, and ETHKL with international players — actively fueling the growth of Malaysia’s Web3 ecosystem.
The Bottom Line
With the event just days away, this is your last window to lock in travel and get a seat in the room. If you want to understand where Web3 is heading — technologically, commercially, and regulatorily — Malaysia Blockchain Week 2026 is where those conversations are happening this week.
Dates: July 29–30, 2026 Location: World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur