A big room in Singapore
TOKEN2049's Singapore edition drew 25,000 attendees in 2025. The event brings together founders, investors, institutions, and builders from across the global crypto and Web3 industry. Marina Bay Sands is a regular anchor for the conference, and the two-day program tends to pull in teams from every corner of the market.
What Platinum status means
The Platinum designation puts Toobit's name on the event in a prominent way. For an exchange competing in a crowded market, that kind of placement is hard to come by. The conference is one of the few places where exchanges, funds, protocol teams, and institutions all show up at once.
A month to make it count
Toobit's announcement lands about a month before the doors open. That leaves time for the exchange to line up whatever it plans to show in Singapore. The sponsorship also gives attendees a reason to look for Toobit on the floor.
The conference opens October 7 at Marina Bay Sands.
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