At Marina Bay Sands, TOKEN2049 Singapore, the world’s largest crypto event, brought together a global community at the forefront of digital assets and investment.
We were thrilled to take part through the Dubai Pavilion, welcoming visitors to explore Dubai’s evolving investment landscape and the opportunities shaping its future.
Over two days, the pavilion became a meeting point for international investors, industry leaders and new connections, allowing us to share Dubai’s investment story with a global audience.
Connecting with a Global Audience
TOKEN2049 Singapore brought together more than 25,000 attendees from over 160 countries, representing more than 7,000 companies.
With over 300 speakers, 500+ exhibitors, and more than 60% of attendees at the C-suite or founder level, the event created a platform for conversations across the global crypto and Web3 ecosystem.
Beyond the main conference, more than 1,000 side events took place throughout TOKEN2049 Week Singapore.
The program featured prominent speakers, including Eric Trump, who discussed how artificial intelligence could accelerate digital asset growth, highlighting the potential role of AI agents and blockchain-based payments.
Ran Neuner explored blockchain-based social trading apps, which bring social networking and trading together, while Yat Siu, co-founder and executive chairman of Animoca Brands, also delivered a keynote.
Media outlets such as Bloomberg, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Al Jazeera and Cointelegraph also attended the event, highlighting its global reach.
For us at Prima Luxury, TOKEN2049 offered a valuable opportunity to connect with an international audience, exchange perspectives and share what makes Dubai a compelling destination for investment and lifestyle.
The Dubai Pavilion Experience
The Dubai Pavilion brought together a network of organizations and industry leaders to give international visitors a broader perspective on investing in Dubai.
Alongside Prima Luxury, the pavilion featured Maha Bin Hendi Law Firm, the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), and Zand Bank, offering banking services that support crypto-to-fiat conversion. Leading developers Aldar, Omniyat and Emaar also took part.
Together, these participants represented different aspects of Dubai’s investment landscape, from legal and regulatory guidance to banking, real estate and relocation.
For visitors, it was an opportunity to explore these areas in one place, ask questions and build connections with the people and organizations shaping Dubai’s investment environment.
Meaningful Conversations, Lasting Connections
The conversations extended well beyond the crypto community. Family offices, high-net-worth individuals and entrepreneurs visited to explore relocation, business opportunities and investment prospects in Dubai.
Their questions reflected a genuine interest in Dubai’s property market, navigating periods of uncertainty, and the city’s business environment and lifestyle.
These conversations gave us valuable opportunities to share our perspective on Dubai and the opportunities it continues to offer international investors.
The Next Chapter of Our Journey
Our participation at TOKEN2049 Singapore offered a valuable opportunity to connect with international investors and share our perspective on Dubai’s property market, business environment and lifestyle.
We extend our thanks to our partners and everyone who visited the Dubai Pavilion and took the time to speak with us.
We look forward to continuing these conversations and building meaningful relationships beyond the event.
For those exploring Dubai as a destination for investment, residence or business, Prima Luxury offers tailored guidance at every step.
Connect with our team to discuss your plans, and register your interest on our website for the latest insights and opportunities.
Sources
Dubai Land Department - Confirms Dubai's real estate registration fee of 4%.
Property Finder - Outlines the 4% DLD transfer fee alongside the registration and administrative charges buyers budget for.
VARA Rulebooks - Explains VARA's role as the authority regulating virtual assets across Dubai.
Withers LLP - Confirms Singapore's 60% Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty for foreign buyers of residential property.