September 24, 2025 – WikiEXPO, one of the world’s largest Fintech expos, successfully concluded in Limassol, Cyprus. The event brought together 450+ distinguished guest speakers including global regulators, industry leaders, and innovators, focusing on cutting-edge topics such as regulatory compliance, digital assets, investment strategies, and sustainable finance. The grand industry gathering, a confluence of ideas and practices, attracted 2900+ on-site participants and 1,062,000+ online viewers, sparking 24,600+ interactive discussions among global investors. In addition, the event received strong support from 350+ partner institutions and was covered by over 1,400 media outlets worldwide.

A Constellation of Speakers Charts New Industry Blueprint

The expo featured a stellar lineup of speakers, gathering core figures from the Cypriot and European Fintech ecosystems alongside internationally prominent guests. The following is a partial list of the distinguished participants:

Demetris Skourides, Chief Scientist of the Republic of Cyprus, Chief AI Officer

Marios Tannousis, CEO of Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency

Loretta Joseph, Chair of IDAXA, International Regulatory Advisor

Keron Burrell, Executive Director, Jamaica Financial Services Commission

Justin Sun, Founder of TRON

Vít Jedlička, President of Liberland

Cleopatra Kitti, INSEAD Certified Independent Director, International Organization Advisor

George A. Danos, President, Cyprus Space Exploration Organisation

Spyros Ierides, CFA, Chartered MCSI, Head of Asset Management Department, The Cyprus Investment and Securities Corporation Ltd (CISCO)

The speakers engaged in in-depth exchanges on themes including digital asset governance, AI-powered finance, green investment, and cross-border regulatory collaboration, collectively navigating the industry’s next growth frontiers.

Speaker insights: Balancing Compliance and Innovation

During roundtable discussions and keynote speeches, several speakers put forward highly forward-looking perspectives.

Justin Sun introduced the latest developments of Tron: achieving a first-day trading volume exceeding $1.8 billion on its Nasdaq listing and collaborating with the U.S. Department of Commerce to release GDP data hashes, highlighting the role of decentralized networks in data security and transparency. Simultaneously, Tron is promoting industry standardization through cross-chain interoperability and compliance initiatives.

Sergei Grechkin (Chief Strategy and Risk Officer, AIFM Cayros Capital) pointed out: Artificial intelligence and advanced data analytics are reshaping global risk management, shifting from reactive responses to proactive prediction, helping investors better balance risk and return during times of geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Cleopatra Kitti emphasized: Cyprus is one of the first jurisdictions within the EU framework to establish a clear regulatory regime for forex. Effective collaboration between regulators and licensed entities is key to maintaining market clarity and adapting to technological and global economic changes.

Spyros Ierides (CFA) stated: Events like WikiEXPO 2025 Cyprus foster a collaborative environment where stakeholders—from regulators to asset managers—can exchange views and ideas, building consensus on best practices and advancing shared understanding in compliance, governance, and ESG investing.

These insights not only reflected a profound understanding of future industry trends but also provided attendees with practical strategic references.

Hot Topics: From Regulatory Trends to Space Investment

The Cyprus Expo highlighted the vast scope and analytical depth of the topics covered.

Regulation and Harmonization: IDAXA Chair Loretta Joseph called for the industry to “move from fragmentation towards harmonization,” emphasizing that this is not merely about regulatory tidying but fundamental to building trust, achieving growth, and fostering inclusion in the digital asset economy.

Market Soundness: Keron Burrell, Executive Director of the Jamaica Financial Services Commission, noted that comprehensive licensing regimes form the foundation of sound financial governance, ensuring all market participants operate under clear, transparent, and fair rules, thereby reducing risk, enhancing market integrity, and safeguarding financial stability.

Cross-Border Innovation: George A. Danos, President of the Cyprus Space Exploration Organisation, shared the space industry’s projected 41% growth potential over the next five years, a trend offering new investment opportunities and innovation scenarios for Fintech.

Emerging Economies: Vít Jedlička, President of Liberland, presented its 30 million Euro development plan, emphasizing the potential of blockchain in the governance and economic development of emerging nations.

A Successful Conclusion Paves the Way for a Bright Future

Since its inception in 2019, WikiEXPO has successfully held dozens of events across multiple countries globally. The successful conclusion of the Cyprus Expo further solidifies its leadership position among global Fintech expos. The event established itself not just as a platform for idea exchange, but as a vital catalyst for cross-border collaboration.

As a shared platform for industry observers and participants alike, WikiEXPO will continue to drive information transparency, industry self-regulation, and cross-border innovation, contributing to a more robust, open, and sustainable future for Fintech.

Next stop: WikiEXPO 2025 Dubai! See you there!