Leading experts, major financial institutions, startups, investors, and regulators from Japan and abroad will gather to discuss “The New Era of Currency” brought about by the official approval of stablecoins.
In addition to keynote sessions, MoneyX provides opportunities for networking to foster new cross-border business collaborations that transcend industry boundaries.
MoneyX is a next-generation financial conference themed around stablecoins and the evolution of currency.
The event is free to attend, and applicants are subject to approval.
It is organized by the WebX Executive Committee — the host of Japan’s largest Web3 conference, WebX, and produced by JPYC Inc., Progmat, Inc, SBI Holdings, Inc., and CoinPost Inc.
MoneyX provides a cross-disciplinary forum spanning policy, industry, and society to explore the redesign and social implementation of currency.



With the official institutionalization of stablecoins, Japan’s financial infrastructure has entered a new phase.
What is money? How should value move?
These fundamental questions are once again being asked across society.
Digital money, commercial stablecoins, digital payment infrastructure, tokenized assets (RWA)...
Finance itself is being reconstructed.
Yet there remain deep divides among institutions, technologies, and business models — and each player sees a different future.
MoneyX serves as a platform for dialogue and implementation to bridge these divides.
Banks, payment providers, Web3 companies, policymakers, startups, and infrastructure providers will come together to discuss how to shape the “evolution of money” as a real-world
system.MoneyX is not about simply showcasing technology or waiting for regulation.
What we value is the simultaneous design of systems — technology and policy, innovation and trust, implementation and governance.
As values and economies evolve, MoneyX offers a crossroad to rethink “the future of currency” from diverse perspectives.
Together, we go beyond boundaries —
redefining how value is created, connected, and circulated.
The future of finance cannot be built by one voice alone — that’s why we must shape it together.