Cryptocurrency platform Bitget has joined forces with an Indian content creator and crypto advocate for a blockchain and artificial intelligence summit in Malaysia.
This partnership is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to foster regional collaboration and discussions on emerging technologies. The event, organized by the Consortium of Indian Industries in Malaysia (CIIM), attracted participants from India, South Asia, China, Singapore, the Middle East, and other regions. It included panel discussions, keynote sessions, and networking opportunities focused on developments in Web3, AI, and decentralized technologies.
Promoting Blockchain and AI Convergence
The summit aimed to establish Malaysia as a key hub for blockchain and AI advancements in Southeast Asia. According to Bitget officials, their support of such events aligns with the company’s strategy of encouraging ecosystem development through grassroots education and engagement.
A representative from Bitget highlighted that the participation of an Indian crypto advocate reflects the growing global nature of the industry and the importance of cross-border collaboration. They emphasized Bitget’s commitment to enabling decentralized technologies wherever such ecosystems are developing.
Pushpendra Singh, who co-led the summit, stated that Malaysia’s rising profile as a technology and tourism destination makes it an ideal venue for international dialogue. He noted that the event sought to gather various stakeholders around a shared vision of responsible innovation.
Bitget has been actively working on initiatives to encourage cryptocurrency adoption through partnerships and educational outreach efforts. Founded in 2018, the company operates a cryptocurrency exchange and non-custodial wallet that supports over 130 blockchains. Its services include trading tools, staking, access to decentralized applications, and multi-chain functionality.
Bitget has also established several brand affiliations across sports and education, including partnerships with LALIGA, Turkish national athletes, UNICEF, and MotoGP.
