Institutions and retail in one room — for the first time.
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The Bridge Summit is a single-day forum held on the Monday that opens Korea Blockchain Week — the week the entire industry is in Seoul. One main stage for keynotes, panels and round tables; one open floor where institutions, projects and Korean retail investors spend the day in the same building.
It is not a side event and it is not a closed briefing. It is the room where the institutional side of this market and the people who actually trade it are put in front of each other — on the first morning, before anyone else has spoken.
Funds, banks, listed companies, regulators. Suits on stage, a photograph for the press release, a closed guest list. Retail reads about it the next morning — if at all.
The same institutional stage — with the retail market actually in the room. The suits, the panels and the press photographs every other event gives you. The difference is who stands in front of them: Korean retail investors, in person — on the floor, in the sessions, all day.
A stage shared with Korea's mainstream media, corporates and institutions — credibility by association, not a press release.
Korea's most engaged retail community works the open floor all day. Face-to-face conversation, not an impression count.
Institution-only events have no retail; retail-only events carry no institutional weight. This is the rare room that holds both, on the same day.
The largest of them was hack.summit (“Seoul”) — the flagship developer summit of Silicon Valley crypto fund Hack VC, which Bridge34 produced at Josun Palace. It is the summit that opened KBW 2025, and it ran in the same ballroom this one will.




























Plus 2,000+ content pieces produced and distributed, 10M+ campaign views, 20,000+ digital event participants — and a standing line to the KOLs and communities that move Korean sentiment.






















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A selection of them — each public on bridge34.com/portfolio with its own published attendance. Partners include Hack VC · MegaETH · EigenCloud · OKX Web3 · IOST · Ondo · Momentum · WOO · Orderly · Oasys · Morph.
A Web3 events firm that has spent eight years bringing global projects into Korea, and a national broadcaster with a hundred years of institutional weight behind it.
A Web3 marketing and events firm based in Seoul — GTM strategy, marketing, on- and offline events and analytics under one roof. Named after the 34 bridges that connect Seoul.
TV Chosun is the broadcast arm of Chosun Media Group — one of Korea's largest and oldest media conglomerates, rooted in Chosun Ilbo, the nation's #1 newspaper since 1920.
Founders, funds and protocols who spoke, exhibited or partnered with us across Korea Blockchain Week 2025 — and the names we expect to see back in the building on September 28.



































































































































































































Korea's first Luxury Collection hotel and heir to a century of the Josun Hotel legacy — the Gangnam address where Korea's corporations and institutions already convene. The same venue as hack.summit 2025.

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