The Asia Blockchain Summit opens up new opportunities for the Asian Blockchain market

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Asia Blockchain Hub in Kualalumpur, Malaysia, officially launches Asia Blockchain Hub under the auspices of the European Blockchain Hub. The event aims to launch the blockchain standard for Europe and Asia.
The European Blockchain Hub was established on 9 May 2018 in Slovenia together with a declaration of cooperation on the blockchain partnership signed by 22 European countries on 10 April 2018.
Soon after, the European Blockchain Hub has chosen Malaysia as the next destination to expand its cooperation with the European Blockchain Hub. Explaining Malaysia's first destination in Asia, European Blockchain Hub representative They have recognized the tremendous potential of the blockchain industry in Malaysia beyond the rest of the region.
Malaysia, on the other hand, has a mix of talents in the blockchain industry, including: Matthew Tan, co-founder Coatecko.
It can be said that the blockchain industry in Malaysia is playing a key role in promoting the Asian Blockchain industry in particular and wider than the global Blockchain industry.  
Founder of Asia Blockchain Hub, Rex Yeap said: "We believe that for any industry that wants a long-term future, government support is important. Negara Bank has shown its openness and support as one of the pioneers in applying and promoting the law for virtual currency technology and this has given us great confidence that the industry This will be able to go further in Malaysia. "
With the launch of Asia Blockchain Hub, the event is also a meeting of celebrities in the tech industry, who have always supported blockchain support, including:
  • Dato 'Haji Marzuki Yahya -  Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia
  • Blaž Golob – President của European Blockchain Hub và Co-founder & Director của GoForeSight (GFS) Institute
Asia-Pacific Blockchain Hub and the Blockchain Hub, a joint venture between Asia Blockchain Hub and Asia Blockchain Hub, is one of the few blockchain events in the world.

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