MYBW 2025 brings together global Blockchain leaders, Malaysia launches Blockchain infrastructure project.

Malaysia Blockchain Week 2025 was successfully held in Kuala Lumpur, attracting participants from across the globe and showcasing Malaysia's potential in the Web3 space. (Synopsis: MYBW 2025, Southeast Asia's top Web3 event, debuts this week, bringing together global industry leaders) (Background supplement: Malaysia launches digital asset innovation hub: regulatory sandbox opens ringgit stablecoin, payments and supply chain testing) This article is a press release, written and provided by Lydian Labs, and does not represent the position of the region. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Blockchain Week 2025 (MYBW) successfully concluded its second edition on 13 August with great success. Organized by Lydian Labs, the event attracted 6,834 visitors from 92 countries, 20% of whom were international, who were highly interested in Malaysia's exploration of the Web3 space. Held July 21-22 at the Kuala Lumpur World Trade Centre, the event brought together 170 speakers, 68 sponsors, and more than 90 side events, including keynotes, symposia, exhibitions, launches, networking events, private dinners, and even casual pickleball matches, providing a unique and engaging experience for all participants, partners, and sponsors. "It's not just another party. This is a clear signal that Malaysia is ready to lead. The foundation has been laid, and now is the time to move forward with a purpose. The time for action has come. Let us build bravely, innovate fearlessly, and shape the future together." — Noelle Lee, co-founder of Lydian Labs, combines public policy and private support MYBW has witnessed a powerful interaction between the public and private sectors. Government departments such as the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation, (MOSTI) and the Ministry of Digital were enthusiastic about Malaysia's bright future in the Web3 industry and had substantive discussions on Malaysia's role as a regional industry leader. MOSTI's commitment to positioning Malaysia as a digital hub for regional blockchain technology aligns with the department's goals and further solidifies Malaysia's reputation as one of the most promising blockchain and Web3 hubs in Southeast Asia, underscoring Malaysia's commitment to nurturing an open and forward-looking digital economy. They launched the Malaysian blockchain infrastructure (MBI) at MYBW 2025. "This is the essence of MADANI Malaysia's vision: a combination of innovation and compassion, where progress is guided by trust and technology serves all levels of society. Blockchain is becoming increasingly important in areas such as finance, supply chain, halal food traceability and public services." — Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation YB Tuan Chang Lih Kang Digital Minister YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo also participated in the Blockchain Industry Roundtable to discuss the opportunities that blockchain brings to the country. In a closed-door meeting, ministers sat down with industry giants and opinion leaders to better understand the strategies that make Malaysia stand out. "I emphasise the need to truly understand the opportunities facing the local blockchain industry and the challenges that must be addressed in order to foster a good environment for growth, innovation and investment in Malaysia." — Digital Minister YB Tuan Gobind Singh Deo The roundtable marked a milestone in Malaysia's blockchain technology direction, discussing potential action plans for the future. The government's commitment to develop and implement appropriate policies and strategies over the next five years to propel Malaysia at the forefront of the global blockchain revolution shows that the Malaysian government also sees limitless potential in this emerging industry. From Malaysia to the world Global Web3 leaders such as IOTA co-founder Dominik Schiener, Nansen.ai CEO Alex Svanevik, Coinbase Asia Pacific International Policy Director Katie Mitchell, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen, Wintermute co-founder Yoann Turpin and others, took the stage alongside Malaysia's top innovators. Sharing unique insights on decentralized infrastructure, cryptocurrency adoption, AI-blockchain synergies, and the evolving regulatory environment provides a unique perspective for international stakeholders. As Malaysia continues to strengthen its position on the global blockchain map, MYBW continues to be a catalyst for cross-border collaboration, start-up momentum and policy coordination. From developers to founders, students to investors, the overwhelming positive response from participants shows the strong momentum of Malaysia's digital future. "With the end of MYBW 2025, we hope that this will make Malaysia shine even more, not only as a host but also as a launch pad. From here, we hope to see more businesses thrive, foreign companies and talent coming into Malaysia. Most importantly, real progress is made in regulation and innovation in the crypto space." — Dr Ian Tan, co-founder of Lydian Labs, will be releasing more content from MYBW in the coming weeks, allowing everyone to relive the energy of MYBW, from visitors who want to reminisce to future attendees. Please stay tuned through our official channels for the latest information. Official Social Media Channels: X: @MalaysiaBCW LinkedIn: MY Blockchain Week Instagram: @MalaysiaBCW About Lydian Labs Lydian Labs is a full-service Web3 solutions provider focused on Asia Pacific and China, offering three pillars of services: consulting, technology, and marketing. To learn more about Lydian Labs, visit www.lydianlabs.io or find them on X (Twitter). Related reports Malaysia Blockchain Week MYBW returns in July, pushing Malaysia's blockchain ecosystem to new heights Southeast Asia Uber" Grab opens Filipino users to "deposit cryptocurrency": GrabPay for fiat currency in seconds, bitcoin hailing is not a dream (MYBW 2025 gathers global blockchain leaders, Malaysia launches blockchain infrastructure plan〉This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".