COIN FEST is heading to Singapore on November 15–16, 2025, with a simple brief: make crypto useful. The two‑day conference puts builders, operators, and users in the same rooms to ship things that matter—products, integrations, and partnerships. Expect fewer slogans, more working code.COIN FEST is heading to Singapore on November 15–16, 2025, with a simple brief: make crypto useful. The two‑day conference puts builders, operators, and users in the same rooms to ship things that matter—products, integrations, and partnerships. Expect fewer slogans, more working code.

COIN FEST Sets Singapore Dates for November 15–16, Promising a Builder‑First, No‑Hype Experience

COIN FEST is heading to Singapore on November 15–16, 2025, with a simple brief: make crypto useful. The two‑day conference puts builders, operators, and users in the same rooms to ship things that matter—products, integrations, and partnerships. Expect fewer slogans, more working code.

The program pairs crisp keynotes with hands‑on formats. Clinics and workshops invite attendees to debug stack choices, improve UX, and stress‑test assumptions. On the main stage, panels unpack the state of wallets, payments, security, stablecoins, and real‑world asset tokenization. Breakout rooms go deep on primitives: account abstraction, intent‑based flows, zero‑knowledge tooling, liquidity design, governance, and risk. A product showcase spotlights live demos from infrastructure, DeFi, consumer apps, gaming, identity, and payments—each with transparent metrics on throughput, latency, and cost so teams can compare apples to apples.

COIN FEST draws energy from Singapore’s vantage point. The city is a trading hub, a connectivity hub, and—crucially—a conversation hub where East meets West without translation lag. That mix brings founders, market makers, enterprise buyers, and policy voices into a shared frame. The organizers are leaning into that reality with formats that encourage candid debate and constructive disagreement.

Media will find plenty of substance: release‑ready datasets, code repositories, and clear sourcing so stories land with accuracy. Organizers are also setting up quiet rooms, prayer spaces, and accessible routes to ensure every contributor can participate fully without friction or compromise.

Community is a through line. The schedule makes time for dev meetups, design critiques, security tabletop exercises, and contributor onboarding for open‑source projects. A partner expo puts protocol teams next to analytics providers, auditors, custody platforms, and payment rails so attendees can map solutions quickly. Side events include breakfast briefings, evening “chalk talks,” and invite‑only salons for founders and investors.

If you’re a first‑time attendee, you won’t get lost. Wayfinding and session tagging make it easy to choose by level—introductory, practitioner, or expert—and by outcome, from “prototype ready” to “RFP‑grade.” Office hours with mentors and product leads mean you can get feedback without elbowing through a crowd. And if you’re hiring, the career forum is a no‑nonsense way to meet engineers, product managers, marketers, and compliance pros who want to build in public.

Tickets, agenda updates, and media accreditation are available via the official site. Organizers recommend planning early; Singapore fills fast when the global tech community rolls in. Whether you’re shipping L2 infrastructure, testing stablecoin payments with customers, or packaging a tokenized fund for institutions, COIN FEST is designed to move your roadmap forward.

Bottom line: this is a builder‑first summit that favors signal over spectacle. If you want hard‑won lessons, real benchmarks, and partners who can deliver, circle November 15–16, 2025, and meet the community in Singapore.

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