
WebX Japan is one of Asia's largest international Web3 conferences, bringing together cryptocurrency companies, investors, financial institutions and blockchain developers in Tokyo, Japan. The next WebX conference is scheduled for August 25–26, 2027, at Tokyo Big Sight. It follows WebX 2026, which gathered more than 13,500 attendees to discuss digital assets, blockchain technology and the future of finance.
WebX 2027 is scheduled for August 25–26, 2027, at Tokyo Big Sight, replacing the previous Prince Park Tower Tokyo venue.
WebX 2026 took place on July 13–14, attracting 13,641 attendees from more than 90 countries and regions, according to a published event recap.
Major conference themes include yen-based stablecoins, crypto ETFs, decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenization, artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain infrastructure.
WebX 2026 speakers included Tom Lee, Hayden Adams, Yat Siu and representatives of major Japanese financial institutions.
WebX combines conference sessions, exhibitions, strategic partnerships and networking events involving founders, investors and institutional participants.
WebX is organized by the WebX Executive Committee, with Japanese crypto media company CoinPost responsible for planning and operations.
| Event detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Event | WebX Japan / WebX 2027 |
| Next dates | August 25–26, 2027 |
| Venue | Tokyo Big Sight |
| Location | Ariake, Koto City, Tokyo, Japan |
| Previous event | July 13–14, 2026 |
| Previous venue | The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, Minato City |
| 2026 attendance | 13,641 participants |
| 2026 international reach | More than 90 countries and regions |
| Focus | Crypto, Web3, digital assets, finance and AI |
| Registration | 2027 ticket details pending announcement |
The first WebX conference took place at the Tokyo International Forum in 2023. Subsequent editions expanded into larger programs combining industry discussions and networking.
According to CoinPost's WebX event information, the 2027 venue move will provide more exhibition and meeting space.
WebX 2026 was held over two days at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, gathering participants from industries including banking, asset management, blockchain development and financial technology.
Event coverage reported 13,641 attendees from more than 90 countries and over 70 associated side events. The organizer's retrospective separately cites approximately 13,500 attendees, 233 speakers and 3,837 participating companies.
Key topics included:
Stablecoins and digital currencies: Yen-based stablecoin issuance, settlement infrastructure and international payments.
Institutional adoption: Asset managers, family offices and banks exploring tokenized investments.
Crypto ETF developments: Japan's potential framework for exchange-traded crypto investment products.
Blockchain infrastructure: DeFi protocols, interoperability and scalable networks.
Emerging technology: NFTs, token economics, decentralized identity and AI-powered crypto applications.
WebX provided an opportunity for companies to introduce products, discuss new ideas and establish business relationships across Asia Pacific markets.
WebX 2026 featured policymakers, blockchain founders, investors and senior financial executives.
The official WebX speaker lineup included:
| Speaker | Organization or role |
|---|---|
| Tom Lee | Bitmine, Chairman |
| Hayden Adams | Uniswap Labs, Founder and CEO |
| Yat Siu | Animoca Brands, Co-founder and Chairman |
| Yoshitaka Kitao | SBI Holdings, Chairman and CEO |
| Justin Sun | TRON founder |
| Sota Watanabe | Startale Group, CEO |
| Yuval Rooz | Digital Asset / Canton, Co-founder and CEO |
Participants also included representatives from BlackRock Japan, Visa, Mastercard and major Japanese banking groups.
The conference had eight title sponsors, including SBI Holdings and bitFlyer. Platinum sponsors included Fireblocks, TRON and several other blockchain companies.
These were 2026 participants and sponsors, not confirmed members of the 2027 lineup. Future speakers, sponsors and panel discussions remain subject to official announcements.
Networking is a major part of the WebX experience. Participants include investors seeking projects, companies building strategic partnerships and founders looking for introductions to potential partners.
The official WebX side-event calendar listed the VIP/Speaker Night on July 13, 2026, at The Prince Park Tower Tokyo, followed by the Official After Party on July 14 at Zouk Tokyo.
Conference networking also included one-on-one meeting opportunities through the Bizzabo application.
For future attendance, participants should:
Check the official conference website before attempting to buy tickets.
Compare general, business and VIP passes for stage access and networking eligibility.
Watch for early access registration, guest invitations and official side event announcements.
Review attendance rules, entry requirements and registration confirmation.
Contact organizers about sponsorship, media participation or exhibition opportunities.
Ticket prices, speakers and event schedules may change before the 2027 conference.
WebX 2027 is scheduled to move to Tokyo Big Sight, a larger exhibition center that may support expanded participation.
Topics worth monitoring include Japan's digital asset regulations, yen-denominated payments, institutional tokenization and AI integration with Web3 applications.
For investors and companies, announcements concerning product launches, regulatory developments and financial infrastructure may be particularly relevant. However, conference discussions do not necessarily mean proposed products or regulatory changes have been approved.
WebX discussions about DeFi, tokenized assets and blockchain applications provide practical context for exploring Web3 technology.
Participants researching decentralized applications can use Gate Web3 to explore supported blockchain ecosystems and understand wallet-based interactions. Network compatibility, smart-contract permissions and transaction security should be checked before interacting with unfamiliar projects.
Gate Japan also participated in WebX 2026, including a July 14 institutional networking event addressing stablecoins and real-world assets.
WebX Japan has developed into a major meeting point for Asia's cryptocurrency, Web3 and financial technology industries. The July 2026 conference demonstrated substantial international participation and growing institutional interest in digital assets.
With WebX 2027 scheduled for August 25–26 at Tokyo Big Sight, attendees can anticipate another two-day conference focused on blockchain innovation, finance and networking. Final speaker lists, ticket arrangements and associated events should be confirmed through official announcements.
WebX Japan 2027 is scheduled for August 25–26, 2027, at Tokyo Big Sight in Ariake, Tokyo, Japan.
A published event recap reported 13,641 attendees from more than 90 countries and regions. The organizer's retrospective rounded attendance to approximately 13,500.
WebX covers cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, blockchain infrastructure, DeFi, NFTs, decentralized identity, digital asset investment, AI and token economics.
The official website lists sales for WebX 2026 as ended. Ticket availability, prices and early registration arrangements for WebX 2027 require confirmation from the organizers.
WebX is relevant to blockchain developers, crypto founders, investors, asset managers, family offices, financial institutions, technology companies, media representatives and people interested in the Web3 industry.











