Adam Healy is a seasoned security expert with over 20 years of experience, having held senior roles at companies that include Palantir Technologies, Microsoft, and Intercontinental Exchange’s Bakkt, as well as in the U.S. Intelligence Community. He has led major initiatives across both federal agencies and Fortune 100 companies, helping modernize and secure enterprise environments. Adam currently serves as CEO of Station70, a U.S.-based security firm specializing in cryptography and security solutions for the digital asset and web3 industries. Prior to Station70, Adam served as Chief Security Officer at BlockFi, where he managed global teams overseeing cybersecurity, fraud prevention and cloud engineering. With over a decade of service in national security roles with the U.S. government, Adam is a recognized thought leader and frequent speaker at major industry events including AWS re:Invent, SANS, and Consensus.

Alex Svanevik is the Chief Executive Officer & Co-founder at Nansen. As the CEO of Nansen, Alex drives the growth and adoption of the blockchain data analytics firm to provide crypto traders, hedge funds, institutional investors and VCs with insights into the crypto markets. Alex has over 10 years of experience in data science, management consulting, and cryptocurrencies. His academic background is in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Annabelle Huang is the co-founder and CEO of Altius, an infrastructure company bringing performance to any blockchain at the execution layer. Previously, Annabelle led Amber Group, a multi-billion-dollar crypto liquidity provider. Prior to Amber, Annabelle served as the Asia lead at AirSwap (now ConsenSys), an early DEX on Ethereum. Before transitioning into digital assets, she advised private equity funds, US corporates and hedge funds on structured solutions and risk management as an FX structurer at Deutsche Bank

Anna is the creator of Vana and CEO of Open Data Labs, building a network for user-owned data. Vana enables users to maintain sovereignty over their data while allowing developers to access next-generation datasets for AI training. Through Vana, users can own both their data and the value it creates, including AI models trained on it. She studied computer science and economics at MIT, where she first got into crypto by mining Ethereum in her dorm room in 2015. After leaving MIT, she founded a YC-backed machine learning company and contributed to Celo. Her research at MIT's CSAIL, the Federal Reserve, and the World Bank shaped her vision of data as the currency of the future.

Anton Katz is CEO & Co-founder of Talos, the industry’s leading institutional digital asset technology provider. At Talos, he is responsible for leading the firm’s overall operations and driving its strategic initiatives around the world. Before co-founding Talos, Anton served as Head of Trading Technology for AQR Capital Management, one of the world’s most prominent quantitative investment firms. Prior to that he spent six years at Broadway Technology, most recently serving as Director of Software, where he led trading technology development projects for dozens of leading banks, asset managers, and vendors. He began his technology career at Microsoft. Anton is a veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, and prior to that was a member of the Israeli National Shooting Team. He holds a degree in Computer Science from MIT.

Ben is the Co-founder and CEO of Gensyn, a decentralised protocol that networks together the core resources needed for machine intelligence, providing a verifiable and standardised way to run ML across any device. He holds a PhD in computer science focussed on evolutionary optimisation of deep neural network structures using swarm algorithms, and previously co-founded a data privacy and sovereignty startup. If you need a general one for Gensyn, we have this also: Gensyn, the Network for Machine Intelligence, is an open infrastructure layer for AI. It provides the foundational infrastructure AI needs to operate at scale, including compute, data, and information exchange, by enabling both humans and machines to participate in open digital markets. Built with native support for AI communication, identification, and verification, Gensyn serves as the economic backbone for continual learning over new decentralised AI models and applications, without centralised control.

Bob O’Brien is a Senior Director at Visa, where he leads Go-To-Market efforts for on-chain partnerships, focusing on banks and financial institutions. He brings over a decade of experience in traditional finance, with the past five years dedicated to institutional digital assets. Bob has held institutional GTM leadership roles at FalconX, Uphold, and Axelar (acquired by Circle). At Visa, he partners with banks and financial institutions to implement stablecoin solutions that optimize liquidity, settlement, and global money movement, operating at the intersection of TradFi and digital assets.

Chengyi Ong is Director of APAC Policy & Regulatory Strategy at Circle, where she focuses on advancing digital assets, payments, and programmable blockchain infrastructure across the region, supporting the development of a more open and global financial system. Previously, she led APAC public policy at Chainalysis and spent over a decade at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, working across financial regulation, supervision, industry development, and central banking.

Eugene Kwok is a core member of QCP’s leadership team, serving as a strategic advisor to the Founder & CIO and CEO. He drives cross-functional execution across the firm and plays a pivotal role in steering business performance, regulatory readiness, and client experience. As a trusted partner to the C-suite, Eugene is deeply involved in shaping both day-to-day operations and long-term growth. Joining QCP in 2018 as one of its earliest employees, Eugene helped build the firm’s digital asset trading infrastructure from the ground up, including blockchain custody, payment rails, institutional onboarding, and protocol integration. A true crypto native, his journey began in 2015 after discovering Bitcoin through a podcast, prompting him to leave his own startup and pursue digital assets full-time. Eugene has navigated every major crypto cycle and was actively involved in the early ICO and NFT scenes as both investor and community builder. His unconventional path, spanning digital marketing, entrepreneurship and design, reflects a hands-on and creative approach to innovation in the digital asset space. He holds a BA in Communications and New Media from the National University of Singapore.

Fabian is Chief Investment Officer, leading the team responsible for developing Sygnum’s institutional investment strategies and growing portfolio of passive and active asset management products. Before joining Sygnum, Fabian held various executive positions at Notenstein La Roche Private Bank and 1741 Asset Management. Prior to that, he worked for Wegelin & Co. Private Bankers in numerous positions. Fabian holds a Master of Arts in Quantitative Economics and Finance and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of St. Gallen.

Fiona Murray is Managing Director of APAC for Ripple and leads the company’s business operations and execution of strategic initiatives in Ripple’s Asia Pacific headquarters. Fiona first joined Ripple in 2018 in London, and moved to Singapore in 2020 to lead the APAC sales team where she played an instrumental role in onboarding financial services companies interested in adopting enterprise-grade blockchain and crypto solutions globally. Fiona’s career is grounded in technological experience across both sides of “bi-modal” IT strategies, and her extensive product knowledge and expertise in the digital payments space has been pivotal in driving growth at Ripple. Prior to Ripple, Fiona held business development positions within large enterprises, including Oracle, Fiserv and Misys (now Finastra), and has been helping financial institutions innovate in payments across Europe and Asia. Fiona holds a Master of Arts in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the University of Oxford.

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