Commodities & Crypto Forum, London
14th October, 2025 | London
Start your morning with insights into the future of global commodities and digital assets. Join leading voices from across trading, investment, blockchain, and infrastructure for a high-impact discussion over breakfast in the heart of London.
About the Event
Coinciding with key commodities, energy, and crypto conversations, this curated breakfast forum brings together market specialists, traders, institutional participants, and blockchain innovators. From metals to energy, agri to carbon, and Bitcoin to tokenized commodities, the event focuses on what’s shaping global flows, volatility, and opportunity in today’s increasingly interconnected — yet fragmented — markets.
Hosted by Arjun Global, this is a powerful morning of insight and networking for anyone active in physical or financial commodities, or in the rapidly evolving digital asset ecosystem.
Key Features:
- Focus on macro trends shaping commodities and crypto — from energy transition to tokenized assets and blockchain-driven settlement
- Deep dives into metals, energy, agri, carbon, and crypto markets, including regulatory shifts, exchange innovation, and clearing updates
- Fireside discussion with global commodity and crypto heads — what’s driving flow, liquidity, infrastructure, and custody decisions
- Spotlight on Asia and the Middle East: demand patterns, cross-border infrastructure, capital flows, and the rise of crypto adoption in emerging hubs
Why Attend?
Timed for a high-impact, efficient start to your trading day, the Commodities and Crypto Forum offers sharp insights, senior networking, and curated conversation.
- Key decision-makers from trading firms, exchanges, brokers, clearers, and blockchain platforms
- A truly global perspective with London as the hub — touching on Asia, the Middle East, and beyond
- Candid, actionable conversations in a relaxed breakfast setting
Seats are limited to ensure a high-quality dialogue. This is a closed-door event — advance registration is required.
