XT.COM Hosts 'Blockchain Meets Rock'n'Roll' Event in Hong Kong

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10 Apr 2025 — 1 min read

On April 6, 2025, XT.COM, a leading digital asset exchange, hosted its HK VIP Party #BeyondTrade at Zuma Hong Kong in Central. The event coincided with the Hong Kong Web3 Festival and attracted over 300 guests, including investors, key opinion leaders, and music enthusiasts. This gathering exemplified XT.COM's commitment to fostering global connectivity and expanding its brand presence beyond traditional trading platforms.

A highlight of the evening was a special performance by Hong Kong rock legend Paul Wong, former guitarist of the iconic band Beyond. Wong revisited classics from Beyond's repertoire, evoking nostalgia and camaraderie among attendees. His performance underscored the event's theme of blending cultural heritage with modern technological advancements, aligning with XT.COM's #BeyondTrade philosophy.

The event provided a platform for meaningful discussions on emerging trends in digital finance, with participants exchanging insights on the evolving landscape of blockchain technology. By integrating music and culture into the discourse on digital assets, XT.COM demonstrated its dedication to uniting diverse communities and championing inclusivity within the blockchain space.

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