NEW ECONOMY & PROFESSIONAL EXCHANGE · HONG KONG · 2025
WEB3.0 Chained WealthNew Connections in Wealth, Between Markets and Technology
WEB3.0 Chained Wealth
On March 24, 2025, G70 brought together practitioners in the fields of finance, investment, technology and Web3.0. The conference started from the layout of the Chinese and American markets and global core assets, and went into Web3 investment opportunities, traditional financial integration and investment strategies, allowing cutting-edge topics to fall into an understandable and comparable judgment framework.
Event information
Event information
- date
- Place
- 22 Cotton Tree Drive, Central, Hong Kong
The Murray, Hong Kong, a Niccolo Hotel 25/F - Sponsoring organization
- G70 Global Family Office
- Co-organizer
- Tiger Brokers, Tiger Fund Management
- Support organization
- Huawei
Origin of activity
When a new technology is viewed as both an opportunity and a risk, how should you start?
Instead of rushing to answer "what to buy", we should first establish a set of judgment methods that are enough to get through the heat and fluctuations.
Blockchain, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things are changing how value is created, recorded and transferred. However, when technical language, asset prices and market narratives come at the same time, the easiest thing for investors to see is the speed, but the hardest thing to see clearly is the structure: where does the value come from? Who is providing irreplaceable infrastructure? In which link do risks accumulate?
The "WEB3.0 Chain Wealth" closed-door meeting started from the traditional market and then entered the on-chain world. G70 invites finance, investment and industry practitioners to link the macro environment, industry formation, financial integration and strategic tools into the same thinking path, so that cutting-edge issues are no longer just nouns.
Sino-US market insights and core asset layout
Represented by Tiger Brokers and Tiger Fund Management, we establish a macro perspective based on market performance, major indexes and core assets in China and the United States.
Web3.0 investment opportunities and challenges
Wu Jihan shared industrial development, investment opportunities and market challenges, bringing the focus back to infrastructure, business models and risk judgment.
The integration of traditional finance and Web3.0
The three guests discussed how the two financial systems can be integrated from different market roles in a round table format.
Web3.0 investment strategy sharing
Extend to emerging assets, derivatives and practical strategies to transform "chain wealth" into more specific research questions.
Industry perspective
Prices change every day. Whether the industry is established requires a deeper look.
Whether an ecosystem can go forward in the long run ultimately depends on three things: whether the infrastructure is reliable, whether the usage scenarios are realistic, and whether participants are willing to build for the long term.
Wu Jihan, chairman of Bitdeer Group, co-founder and chairman of Matrixport, and co-founder of BITMAIN, shared the opportunities and challenges of Web3 investment based on his industrial experience spanning mining machines, computing power and digital asset services. This perspective brings the discussion back from the price curve on the screen to the underlying structure that supports market operations.
For investors, this shift is important. Prices can reflect emotions in a short period of time, but industrial value needs to be gradually verified by technical capabilities, business needs and continuous investment. Only by understanding the difference between the two can we separate opportunities from speculation.
Integration and strategy
From "whether to participate",Moving towards "How to understand and configure"
When traditional finance begins to integrate with Web3, the question is no longer just whether to enter the market, but what roles, tools and risk budget should be used to participate.
The roundtable discussion was titled "The Road to Integration of Traditional Finance and Web3.0" and discussed how the two systems are connected based on the experiences of different market players. Subsequent topic sharing brought attention to emerging markets and assets, as well as a wealth of derivative instruments; mainstream strategies demonstrated on site included buy-and-hold, swing trading, arbitrage and quantitative CTA.
The strategy name may seem simple, but behind it is a completely different risk structure. Holding needs to withstand cycles; trading relies on execution discipline; arbitrage faces liquidity and counterparty risks; quantitative strategies test models, data and systems. The real configuration must first translate these differences into decisions that the family can understand, monitor, and bear.
Where does the value come from?
Distinguish between price narrative, actual use and underlying industry value, and do not let popularity replace research.
Who bears the risk?
Understand the responsibilities of each layer in custody, platform, liquidity, leverage and execution arrangements.
How to put it into the mix?
Based on the family's time scale, liquidity needs and tolerable losses, the appropriate position is deduced.
The role of the G70
The world on the chain is fast, and the family’s judgment can be more stable
Being open-minded does not mean chasing the heat; true foresight is knowing how to ask questions when changes are still not finalized.
This closed-door meeting put the macro market, Web3 industry, financial integration and practical strategies in the same dialogue field. From market to technology, from technology to tools, and then from tools back to the risk tolerance of the family, what was established on site was not a standard answer, but a path that could continue to be pursued. G70 will continue to connect practitioners across fields to help families understand changes, identify boundaries, and preserve options for long-term opportunities that are truly worth investing in.
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