Bybit ends the token2049 week with a two-track institutional symposium

• The symposium was aimed at hedge funds, family offices and wealthy investors and brought together the most important institutional customers of Bybit.
• The agenda offered implementable insights into macroeconomic trends and deep sessions to the institutional offers of Bybit.
• The event underlined Bybits Commitment to connect traditional finances to the ecosystem of digital assets.

Bybit, the second largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world based on trade volume, closed the TOKEN2049 week with its flagship event, the institutional (in) symposium-an exclusive event that only takes place in invitation to strengthen cooperation and innovation in the institutional crypto area.

The symposium was aimed at hedge funds, family offices and wealthy investors and brought together the most important institutional customers of Bybit and partner of the ecosystem for a day strategic dialogue under the topic of bridges in the world.

The event underlined bybits commitment to combine traditional finances with the ecosystem of digital assets and to promote inclusive, future -oriented financial growth.

The agenda offered implementable insights into macroeconomic trends and profound meetings for the institutional offers of Bybit.

The participants explored partnership options in several strategic areas, including advanced derivatives, uniform credit accounts, API infrastructure, custody solutions as well as stronger security and wallet solutions.

Shunyet Jan, head of institutional and derivatives at Bybit, said:

The 100%growth of Bybit in the area of ​​institutional customers in 2024, which goes out over 2,000 active entities, reflects the growing trust in our platform. This swing is strengthened by strategic partnerships, including our collaboration with Zodia Custody for off-site processing solutions, to react to the industry's security concerns. Together with partners such as Fireblocks and Copper, we continue to ensure safe, institutional custody solutions for our customers.

In the course of the event, leading industry representatives shared their findings, including Paul Kremsky, head of business development at Cumberland; Jordi Alexander, CEO of Sln Selini Capital; and Dom Longman, managing director for the Middle East and Africa at Zodia Custody.

Their participation increased the growing importance of institutional participation in the design of the landscape of digital assets and emphasized the decisive role of regulated entities in order to bridge the gap between traditional finances and crypto.