Dunamu Sets Sept. 29 Date for Institutional Summit
Dunamu convenes global regulators and investors for a Seoul summit to discuss on-chain finance and AI integration.
Key points
- Dunamu holds the Upbit Institutional Summit on September 29 at Grand Walkerhill Seoul.
- Speakers include former CFTC commissioner Brian Quintenz and European Commission adviser Peter Kerstens.
- The agenda covers on-chain finance, AI integration, and regulatory changes in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Dunamu will host the Upbit Institutional Summit on September 29 in Seoul. The event targets global policymakers and institutional investors seeking to formalize digital asset markets.
According to digitaltoday.co.kr, the gathering aims to accelerate institutional participation in blockchain finance. Speakers include former U.S. CFTC commissioner Brian Quintenz and European Commission officials.
Regulatory Focus on Asset Tokenization
The agenda prioritizes global digital asset regulation and evolving market structures. Participants will analyze how tokenization reshapes traditional asset distribution models across borders.
Dunamu CEO Kyung-seok Oh will deliver opening remarks on these strategic shifts. The summit serves as a forum for defining the future of compliant digital finance.
Korean Banks Embrace On-Chain Finance
A dedicated session examines the on-chain transition of South Korea’s financial sector. Executives from Hana Financial Group and Hanwha Investment & Securities will present their strategies.
These firms discuss integrating blockchain into core banking and securities operations. This move signals a broader shift toward decentralized transaction processing within traditional institutions.
AI and Blockchain Convergence
Speakers from Cloudflare and Tools for Humanity will address the intersection of AI and blockchain. They will explore how agent payments and advanced AI models impact financial infrastructure.
This technical dialogue follows the main conference of Korea Blockchain Week 2026. Dunamu acts as a presenting partner for that subsequent two-day industry event.
