Gamma Prime said it will hold its 2026 Tokenized Capital Summit in Hong Kong on Feb. 9, putting the spotlight on RWA and the global private market for tokenized investments. The company, which focuses on tokenized private investment access, said the event is expected to draw more than 3,500 participants, including representatives from family offices, investment firms, and other institutional investors.
Speaker lineup centers on institutional and Web3 market voices
The announced speakers include Yat Siu, Nenter Chow, Andrew Robinson, Head of Institutional at Coinbase, Adrian Tan, Head of VIP and Institutional at Binance, and Maelstrom co-founder Akshat Vaidya. According to the organizer, the featured speakers collectively oversee more than $20 billion in assets. Based on the event outline, the summit will focus on institutional demand and the development of tokenized assets.
Platform pitch targets hard-to-access private investments
Gamma Prime describes itself as a compliant and secure private investment marketplace built around hard-to-reach, non-correlated assets. Its stated scope covers hedge funds, venture capital, private equity, private credit, and other illiquid private market opportunities. The company says tokenization can widen access for qualified investors and institutional partners, while supporting a broader range of offerings on the platform. It also says it operates under regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions as it builds a global marketplace for private investments.
Summit theme points to closer links between traditional finance and tokenization
The event is framed as a meeting point for traditional finance participants and tokenization-focused firms, with discussion expected to center on current market developments and institutional collaboration. Gamma Prime said the summit reflects its effort to open global channels into private investments that have often been fragmented and difficult to access. The company also said its leadership team includes DeFi developers, traditional finance professionals, and Stanford PhDs, combining blockchain experience with institutional governance and operational discipline.