Hosted by Crecimiento, the event is a two-day institutional conference focused on digital assets, stablecoins, payments, tokenization, enterprise solutions, and the relationship between traditional finance, regulation, and blockchain infrastructure in Latin America.
The conference is built for builders, investors, founders, regulators, lawmakers, banks, fintechs, exchanges, asset managers, infrastructure providers, and policy institutions working across Latin America and beyond.
Payments first, tokenization second
The agenda is divided across two main themes.
Day 1 focuses on payments and stablecoins. Topics include stablecoin infrastructure, cross-border payments, remittances, embedded finance, banks using blockchain infrastructure, CBDCs, digital currencies, and the fragmented regulatory landscape across Latin America.
Day 2 focuses on tokenization and capital markets. Topics include tokenized assets moving from pilot programs into production, DeFi and institutional finance, venture capital, funding conditions, and the use of AI in financial services.
The format includes panels, closed-door roundtables, curated discussions, and networking for participants involved in the next stage of institutional adoption in the region.
Who is expected in the room
The event is designed for a curated audience of more than 1,000 attendees, including C-level executives from banks, fintechs, exchanges, and asset managers, as well as regulators, lawmakers, founders of global protocols, and infrastructure builders.
The program is centered on practical adoption rather than broad introductory content, with a focus on how digital assets are being used by institutions, financial companies, and public-sector participants across Latin America.
Speaker names shown for this edition include Manuel Beaudroit from Belo, MartÃn Yeza from Congreso de la Nación, Hanna Schiuma from Lucero Ventures, Borja Steward Martel from Roxom, Rafael D’ambrosi from Twin, AgustÃn Pesce from Guardline, Kyle Rojas from the Ethereum Foundation, DarÃo Nieto from Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Santiago Siri from The DemocracyOS Foundation, Gonzalo Pascual Merlo from BYMA, Sarina Gowland from Fireblocks, Gabriel Gruber from Exactly, Julián Colombo from Bitso, Rafael Soto from MODO, and others.
Hosted by Crecimiento during Aleph Week
Crecimiento is a foundation focused on developing Argentina’s technology ecosystem and positioning the country as a global innovation hub. Its work connects builders, startups, investors, international partners, and regulators through programs, events, physical spaces, and curated relationships.
LATAM Digital Assets Conf is part of Aleph Week, a four-day window of technology events in Buenos Aires from August 20–23. The conference runs on August 20–21, followed by the Aleph Hackathon on August 22–23. Each event stands on its own, while sharing the same broader week of programming.
Tickets and access
Admission is free but curated. Each application is reviewed by the organizing team, and registration is subject to approval.
Approved tickets give access to both conference days and the networking space. Registration may require wallet token ownership verification.
Participants connected to conference partner communities can request exclusive coupons for fast-track approval.
