TOKEN2049 Singapore 2027

TOKEN2049 Singapore 2027 is the Asian edition of TOKEN2049, a crypto conference brand that also runs shows in Dubai and New York. The organiser calls the Singapore event the largest crypto gathering in the world. The 2027 edition is set for 6 and 7 October at Marina Bay Sands, and this time the plan is to use all five floors of the venue, which TOKEN2049 presents as its biggest edition so far. The audience comes almost entirely from crypto: builders, investors, founders and operators. According to the organiser, more than 60% of attendees hold C-level roles and visitors travel in from over 160 countries. Its headline numbers, which appear to describe the 2026 edition, list more than 25,000 attendees and 7,000 companies, with 300+ speakers and 500+ exhibitors. Names featured in the speaker section, such as Shayne Coplan of Polymarket, Jeff Yan of Hyperliquid, Arthur Hayes and the Winklevoss twins, may be from earlier years, so the 2027 line-up should be treated as unconfirmed. The core of the event is a set of stages and sessions next to an exhibition floor, partner activations and a networking app. Two competitions run inside it. TOKEN2049 Origins is a 36-hour hackathon in which teams turn an idea into a working product, and NEXUS is a startup pitch contest held across both days with equity-free prizes. Waitlists for the 2027 rounds of both are open. More than 1,000 side events run alongside the conference. Full Conference Access is on sale at a Super Early Bird price of USD 399, with limited availability. It covers every stage and session, the exhibition, the networking app, all-day hospitality and daily networking drinks. The Special Access Pass costs USD 4,999 and adds priority entry with VIP credentials, a private speakers reception, dedicated lounges and concierge support. No other tiers or later prices are listed yet. For affiliates and media buyers the value depends on the vertical. Teams promoting exchanges, wallets or token projects get two days under one roof with crypto founders and executives, which makes TOKEN2049 more of a deal-making trip than a training one. The organiser also runs its own affiliate programme that pays partners for bringing in attendees, alongside sponsor and media partnerships. Buyers working outside crypto will find little aimed at them, as nothing on the official pages points to sessions on performance marketing or traffic acquisition.