We’re proud to share that MX Global was invited to be part of the DigiTech Summit & Awards 2025, one of Malaysia’s premier digital innovation conferences, held at Pullman KLCC. This prestigious gathering brought together the brightest minds across fintech, AI, cybersecurity, and blockchain to shape the digital future, and MX Global was right in the spotlight.
🔊 Our Voice on the Blockchain Stage
Our very own Irsyad Saidin, Head of Product at MX Global, was a featured speaker, presenting a compelling talk titled “The Future of Blockchain & Crypto Exchanges: Building Trust, Scalability & Inclusion in the Digital Economy.”
Irsyad addressed some of the most pressing questions in the blockchain space:
- What led to the erosion of trust in crypto exchanges?
- How do innovations like Proof of Reserves (PoR) and Decentralized Identity (DID) help rebuild confidence?
- What role do regulators like the Securities Commission Malaysia and the EU’s MiCA framework play in restoring industry integrity?
With real examples like the FTX collapse and the rise of compliance-driven innovation, Irsyad emphasized that trust and transparency are now competitive advantages in the blockchain space.
“Proof of Reserve is like a bank statement for the public. It shows the money is really there—and that builds real trust.”
— Irsyad Saidin, MX Global
📱 Leading with Action: MX Global in Focus
During the session, Irsyad also spotlighted the MX Global app and its compliance-first approach to crypto exchange. He demonstrated how MX is aligning with AML policies, Travel Rules, and global audit standards while focusing on user education and accessibility.
🎯 Why This Matters
Being invited to DigiTech Summit 2025 is more than just a milestone for MX—it’s a signal that our vision is aligned with the future of finance. We’re proud to be seen not just as a trading platform, but as an active contributor in shaping responsible innovation in Web3 and blockchain.
Earlier, he was the moderator for a Panel Discussion on the Cybersecurity Topic alongside distinguished panellists.
