Gamma Prime held its Tokenized Capital Summit in Hong Kong on Feb. 9, drawing more than 2,000 attendees from traditional finance and Web3. The audience included family offices, institutional investors, and representatives from investment firms, with discussions centered on how institutional capital is entering tokenized private investment markets.
Summit brought major crypto and finance figures together
According to the event details, the summit featured participants from firms including Binance and Coinbase. Speakers included Yat Siu, Nenter Chow, Coinbase Head of Institutional Coverage Andrew Robinson, Binance Head of VIP and Institutional Adrian Tan, and Maelstrom co-founder Akshat Vaidya. The event materials said these speakers collectively oversee more than $20 billion in assets.
The setup of the summit pointed to a clear theme: closer contact between traditional capital and tokenized markets. By putting established finance participants and companies active in tokenization into the same venue, the event focused on practical discussions around market development and institutional adoption.
Gamma Prime outlined its private market platform
Gamma Prime described itself as a compliant and secure private investment marketplace designed to give investors access to opportunities that are often difficult to reach. The platform focuses on uncorrelated returns across hedge funds, private credit, and other alternative investments spanning digital assets and real-world asset categories.
The company said it operates in line with regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions and is building a global marketplace serving hedge funds, venture capital, private equity, and other illiquid private assets. In its view, that structure can help funds connect with new institutional partners, family offices, and qualified investors worldwide while broadening the set of opportunities available on the platform.
Hong Kong event highlighted convergence of TradFi and Web3
The composition of the audience and speakers reflected growing interaction among institutional investors, family offices, and Web3 firms. Gamma Prime framed the summit as part of its push to expand access to global private investments, a segment it said has historically been fragmented and difficult to access.
The company also said its leadership team includes DeFi builders, traditional finance professionals, and Stanford PhDs, combining blockchain experience with institution-grade governance and operational discipline.