Gamma Prime platform hosted Tokenized Capital Summit 2025 in Singapore on September 30. The event was attended by more than 2,500 participants.

Speakers included Arthur Hayes, Anthony Scaramucci, Sandeep Nailwal, Yat Siu and top executives from Invesco, 21Shares, Galaxy Ventures, VanEck, Coinbase, Spartan Capital, Franklin Templeton Digital Assets, Polygon, Sandbox, HashKey, Binance and other companies. The Tokenized Capital Summit was one of the most influential events of the year, organizers said.

The focus of the event was on bringing traditional capital allocators closer to the opportunities of decentralized finance. Special attention was paid to how asset tokenization and institutional adoption are transforming global markets.

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Gamma Prime operates a fully regulated private equity marketplace designed to open up new opportunities for investors and funds alike.

The platform specializes in providing access to sources of uncorrelated returns that are traditionally difficult to access. This allows investors to diversify portfolios outside of the public markets, the team says:

«Through multi-jurisdictional regulatory compliance, Gamma Prime aims to become a truly global marketplace for hedge funds, venture capital funds, private equity and other illiquid private assets.»

Gamma Prime says their approach allows funds to find new institutional partners, family offices and accredited investors around the world, while expanding investment opportunities for all platform members.

The management team brings together DeFi veterans, traditional finance professionals and Stanford PhD graduates with expertise in both blockchain innovation and institutional management, the platform emphasized.

«The Tokenized Capital Summit was more than just a gathering of industry leaders — it was a defining moment in connecting traditional markets with the new opportunities in tokenized capital», said Gamma Prime CEO Evan Szu. — «By hosting this event, Gamma Prime reaffirms its mission to provide global, secure and compliant access to private markets».