WebX 2025: Global Web3 Event in Tokyo Draws Over 14,000 Attendees

Tokyo hosted the third edition of WebX 2025 on August 25–26 at The Prince Park Tower, bringing together founders, builders, investors, policymakers, and media from across the globe. Organized by CoinPost, Japan’s leading Web3 media, the conference positioned Japan as a fast-maturing hub for digital-asset innovation. The event reported more than 14,000 attendees and 170+ side events over two days, underscoring sustained interest despite a volatile market backdrop.

On stage, discussions focused on real-world adoption, tokenized finance, gaming, and the intersection of AI and Web3. Regulators and industry leaders compared policy approaches and shared roadmaps for compliant growth, while startups used the expo and pitch tracks to announce partnerships and pilots.

Beyond the keynote halls, the dense side-event calendar helped deal-making: corporate venture teams met builders, global exchanges courted local projects, and infrastructure providers showcased faster, cheaper rails. The takeaway: Japan’s mix of clearer rules, strong consumer brands, and technical talent is accelerating commercialization, not just conversation. With momentum from WebX 2025, the region’s next cycle looks set to be built in public—right here in Tokyo.

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