GM Vietnam 2025 Attracts Over 20,000 Participants

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  • The GM Vietnam 2025 conference, held on August 1-2 in Hanoi, marked a significant step towards Vietnam’s leadership in the Web3 sector.
  • Over 20,000 participants attended the event, organized by Kyros Ventures and SSI Digital (SSID), with support from the National Cybersecurity Association (NCA).
  • The conference emphasized Vietnam’s ambition to lead Southeast Asia’s digital transformation through blockchain technology and digital innovation.
  • Numerous industry leaders and policymakers participated, including representatives from major companies like Tether and Nasdaq Financial Technology.
  • The event highlighted the importance of regulatory discussions, investments, and innovations within the blockchain ecosystem.

GM Vietnam 2025: A Gateway to Digital Leadership

The recent GM Vietnam 2025 conference convened more than 20,000 participants in Hanoi from August 1-2. Organized by Kyros Ventures and SSI Digital (SSID), with official backing from the National Cybersecurity Association (NCA), this event represents a strategic pivot for Vietnam towards becoming a digital powerhouse. According to organizers, this gathering signifies a bold statement of intent for Vietnam to spearhead Southeast Asia’s ongoing digital transformation.

A Strategic Leap in Blockchain Development

The driving force behind this initiative is Vietnam’s comprehensive regulatory framework—a National Blockchain Strategy coupled with a Digital Technologies Law. These legislative measures are designed to facilitate growth and establish robust infrastructure for blockchain as both an innovative technology and a critical component of modern digital economics.

An Unprecedented Gathering of Industry Leaders

The impressive lineup at GM Vietnam 2025 included over 130 speakers from leading financial institutions, startups, and governmental bodies. This diverse group was comprised of more than 200 founders, engineers, and consultants hailing from regions such as Southeast Asia, the United States, UAE, South Korea, among others. Notable figures included visionaries like Nguyen Duy Hung (Chairman of SSI) and Truong Gia Binh (Chairman of FPT).
Prominent corporate leaders also took part—such as Quynh Le from Tether’s Asia-Pacific Growth Department—and engaged policymakers like Nguyen Huy Dung from NCA. The event was heavily covered by over 250 local and international media outlets.

Nurturing the Next Generation of Digital Entrepreneurs

In his opening remarks, Nguyen Duy Hung urged emerging entrepreneurs to navigate away from centralized economies towards dynamic market-driven opportunities. He emphasized leveraging global ambitions alongside technology to write new chapters in Vietnamese history.
Tuat Nguyen, founder and CEO of Kyros Ventures, confidently stated that Vietnam possesses the right timing and talent pool necessary for becoming Southeast Asia’s next technological hub. According to Mai Huy Tuan from SSID, innovations play pivotal roles in attracting long-term capital investment while accelerating real-world adoption.
By fostering an environment ripe for innovation within its borders—through events like GM Vietnam—Vietnam aims not only to compete but also lead globally in crypto advancements. This strategy aligns with broader aspirations across sectors looking toward technological innovation as key economic drivers.
Through these initiatives encapsulated by GM Vietnam 2025’s success story—a landmark moment revealing determination within its tech ecosystem—Vietnam demonstrates readiness for substantial contributions toward reshaping global cryptocurrency landscapes moving forward.

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