Asia’s Top Web3 Summit FOMO Asia Scheduled for Mar. 20 to 23

FOMO Asia, a prominent blockchain conference, will be hosting their flagship event of the FOMO Asia Genesis Conference in Hong Kong this March 2023. Held between Mar. 20 to 23, the upcoming conference promises to be a great learning and networking experience in the city, which has recently been declared a prospective Web3 hub of Asia.

FOMO Asia has left its impact on key blockchain cities around the world, including New York, Austin, Texas, Singapore, Bangkok, Manila, and Taipei.

The event will include a VIP session, two full days of conference sessions including keynotes and panels, from guests amongst the likes of Memeland Founder Ray Chan, CEO of Neopets Meta Dominic Law, and many other esteemed experts. There will also be a variety of fun and interactive booths from Web3 brands and companies and other side events. The full programme can be found here.

The four-day programme will bring together Web3 founders, influencers, builders, investors, and government officials. Attendees can expect global speakers, business and investment opportunities, and memorable cultural experiences.

The conference is open to anyone interested in Web3, including seasoned investors, practitioners in Web3 service solutions, VC investors, digital artists, and representatives from Web2 companies interested in incorporating Web3 elements into their businesses.

Admissions covers three tiers, with general access granting entry to all conference sessions over Day 2 and 3, cocktail receptions, after parties, and side events. Student access is offered at a concession and covers all conferences on Day 2 and 3 of the summit, whilst the VIP upgrade includes all access to every conference as well as a seating for the VIP dinner.

Tickets are available for purchase here.

When: Mar. 20 – 23

Where: Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong (Mar. 20)

Satellite Events in Central Area (Mar. 21-22)

Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong (Mar. 23)

How much: Starting from USD$110 (HK$863.48)