AI and Crypto Global Asset Allocation 2026

Attend the AI and Crypto: Global Asset Allocation 2026 on August 27, 2026, at Renai Harbour View Hotel, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. This forum will explore how emerging technologies are reshaping global capital markets, from AI and Bitcoin ETFs to digital asset institutionalisation and the AI computing power value chain. The event provides a useful platform for sharing ideas, understanding market trends, and opportunities in global asset allocation, digital assets, cryptocurrency investment, AI infrastructure, and capital expenditure cycles. It brings together asset managers, virtual asset platforms, technology companies, investors, and industry experts. Organised By Zhuorui Securities Limited is a Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission-licensed financial platform focused on building a compliant, secure, and technology-driven ecosystem connecting traditional finance with the growing world of virtual assets. Event Highlights • Global Asset Allocation Insights • Bitcoin ETF Institutionalization • AI Investment Opportunities • Industry Networking Scheduled Highlights • 13:30–14:00: Guest Check-in • 14:00–14:20: Opening Remarks • 14:20–14:40: Keynote – Global Asset Allocation Outlook under the Dual Narratives of AI and Bitcoin • 14:40–14:55: Keynote – From Innovative Assets to Standardized Allocation: The Development and Prospects of Digital Asset ETFs • 14:55–15:35: Roundtable – The Institutionalization of Bitcoin: ETFs, Liquidity, and the New Market Cycle • 15:35–15:50: Keynote – The New Investment Landscape in the AI Era: Technological Waves and Opportunities • 15:50–16:30: Roundtable – A New Cycle in Computing Power: From Chips to the Cloud • 16:30–17:00: Free Discussion and Networking Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the next wave of global investment strategy, connect with market leaders, and discover AI, crypto, and institutional capital allocation are heading.

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  • Networking
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