Bitget COO attends The Economic Times World Leaders Forum to discuss the core role of crypto assets in global finance
ChainCatcher reported that recently, Bitget Chief Operating Officer Vugar was invited to attend the Economic Times World Leaders Forum, where he shared insights on the evolving role and value of cryptocurrency in the global financial system.
The two-day forum brought together policymakers, founders, and technology leaders to jointly explore how the crypto sector is reshaping the macroeconomic landscape. Vugar stated: "I never imagined I would have the opportunity to share the stage with Indian Prime Minister Modi and John Kerry, the 68th US Secretary of State. This demonstrates that the crypto sector is no longer a marginal topic, but a core issue concerning the future of finance, especially in developing economies and emerging markets that are leading the global pace."
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