The roundtable brings together speakers from the National Assembly’s Committee for Economic and Financial Affairs, the State Securities Commission of Vietnam, the Ministry of Justice of Vietnam, VCCI, businesses, and industry associations to discuss policy directions and the development of legal frameworks for science and technology, digital assets, and blockchain in Vietnam.

The discussion will address the regulation of the digital asset market, compliance requirements for businesses and investors, taxation, cross-border capital flows, information security, and intellectual property protection. Participants will also examine practical regulatory challenges, explore controlled sandbox mechanisms, and propose measures to support innovation, attract investment, and create a clearer and safer environment for Vietnam’s technology and digital asset sectors.

From the expectations of asset owners, token issuers, investors, and ecosystem partners to institutional adoption, this keynote explores the challenges, opportunities, and market readiness needed to enable a safe, transparent, and sustainable digital asset ecosystem in Vietnam.

Vietnam’s digital asset market is entering a new phase of development. This session takes a reality check on where the market stands today, the opportunities with real potential, and the gaps that still need to be closed to build a trusted, institutionally ready market with a stronger role in the regional digital asset ecosystem.

Tokenization is moving from pilots toward real capital-market infrastructure. This session explores the path to mainstream adoption and the challenges around liquidity, infrastructure, and accountability as more financial activity moves onchain.

Asia is emerging as one of the world’s most important digital asset and tokenization markets, but liquidity, regulation and market infrastructure remain deeply fragmented. This session examines how institutions navigate the region and what fragmentation means for market access, execution and institutional adoption.

Tokenized markets will not reach trillion-dollar scale through pilots and issuance alone. This session examines where real demand is emerging across equities, credit and tokenized deposits, and what is needed to build the distribution, liquidity and market depth required for institutional scale.

Stablecoins are moving beyond trading and treasury management into real payment flows across Asia. This session examines how cards, merchant settlement and cross-border infrastructure are turning stablecoins into practical payment rails for consumers, businesses and financial platforms.

US Dollar stablecoins created the first global market for digital money. This session explores what comes next: the rise of local stablecoins, onchain FX markets and a new generation of stablecoin-powered financial platforms.

As AI agents move from answering questions to taking actions, they will need the ability to hold value, transact and pay for services autonomously. This session explores how wallets, stablecoins and new payment protocols could power commerce between humans, businesses and AI agents.

AI agents could become a new class of onchain users, creating new competition among blockchains for payments, liquidity and developer activity. This session examines how chains are rethinking infrastructure, stablecoin strategy and ecosystem design for the agentic economy.

AI is changing both how digital asset systems are attacked and how they are defended. This session examines how AI is reshaping smart contract audits, threat detection, transaction monitoring and incident response as security moves toward continuous, real-time defense.