Crypto Vision Conference 2025: Decode the Future

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Metro Manila is set to host one of the most anticipated blockchain and Web3 events of the year—Crypto Vision Conference 2025 (CVCPH2025)! Hosted by Museigen.io, happening on April 26, 2025 (Saturday), this full-day event will bring together top investors, traders, influencers, founders, and crypto enthusiasts for an action-packed day of insights, networking, and discovery.

 

Summary:

What to Expect at CVCPH2025?

  • Keynotes & Panels – Hear from top industry experts on blockchain, crypto trading, NFTs, Web3, Play-to-Earn, and more!
  • Hands-On Workshops – Learn how to mint NFTs, trade crypto, and maximize Web3 rewards.
  • Interactive Gamified Activities – Participate in quests, treasure hunts, and real-time challenges for exciting giveaways!
  • Networking Sessions – Connect with fellow investors, founders, and enthusiasts shaping the future of crypto.
  • Giveaways & Airdrops – Get rewarded just for showing up and engaging in activities.

Who Should Attend?

  • Investors & Traders looking for expert insights
  • Crypto Enthusiasts diving deep into blockchain and Web3
  • Influencers & Thought Leaders driving adoption
  • Founders & Entrepreneurs shaping the crypto space
  • Beginners eager to learn about the digital asset revolution

Agenda Highlights

🔹 The Philippines: 2nd in Global Crypto Adoption – What’s Next?
🔹 NFTs Beyond Art – Real-World Applications
🔹 Play-to-Earn & GameFi – Where Is It Headed in 2025?
🔹 The Metaverse – The Future of Work & Play
🔹 Meme Coins – From Viral Hype to Real-World Use Cases
🔹 DeFi & AI in Crypto – The Evolution of Digital Finance and more…

Afterparty Included!

As the conference winds down, get ready to unwind and celebrate with fellow attendees at the exclusive CVCPH2025 Afterparty!

📍 Save the Date: April 26, 2025 (Saturday)
📍 Location: Makati, Philippines
📍 Time: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
📍 Register Now: https://lu.ma/qeul0o29

For sponsorship, partnership, & event inquiries, email us at marketing@museigen.ioThis is more than a conference—it’s a movement. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the biggest crypto gathering in the Philippines. Sign up now and decode the future! 🚀

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