- Targeted at hedge funds, family offices, and high-net-worth investors, the symposium brought together Bybit’s top institutional clients.
- The agenda featured actionable insights on macroeconomic trends and in-depth sessions on Bybit’s institutional-grade offerings.
- The event underscored Bybit’s commitment to connecting traditional finance with the digital asset ecosystem.
Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, concluded TOKEN2049 Week with its flagship Institutional (INS) Symposium—an exclusive, invite-only event aimed at strengthening collaboration and innovation within the institutional crypto space.
Targeted at hedge funds, family offices, and high-net-worth investors, the symposium brought together Bybit’s top institutional clients and ecosystem partners for a day of strategic dialogue under the theme Bridges of the World.
The event underscored Bybit’s commitment to connecting traditional finance with the digital asset ecosystem and fostering inclusive, forward-looking financial growth.
The agenda featured actionable insights on macroeconomic trends and in-depth sessions on Bybit’s institutional-grade offerings.
Attendees explored partnership opportunities across several strategic areas, including advanced derivatives, unified loan account, API infrastructure, custody solutions, as well as stronger security and wallet solutions.
Shunyet Jan, Head of Institutional and Derivatives at Bybit, said:
Bybit’s 100% growth in institutional clients in 2024, surpassing 2,000 active entities, reflects the growing trust in our platform. This momentum is strengthened by strategic partnerships, including our collaboration with Zodia Custody for off-venue settlement solutions, responding to industry security concerns. Alongside partners like Fireblocks and Copper, we continue to ensure secure, institutional-grade custody for our clients.”
Throughout the event, leading industry figures shared their insights, 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 reinforced the growing importance of institutional involvement in shaping the digital asset landscape and emphasized the critical role of regulated entities in bridging the divide between traditional finance and crypto.
