Global conference series DePIN Day, which focuses on the development of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs), announced that its next event will take place in Singapore this October. The gathering will bring together innovators and networks advancing physical infrastructure through decentralized technologies.
Fluence will co-host DePIN Day Singapore alongside Protocol Labs, a prominent ecosystem in Web3, aiming to connect the international DePIN community with Asia’s largest cryptocurrency stage. Key partners XYO, Mawari, and Impossible Cloud Network are supporting the event, which will highlight trends and future directions in decentralized infrastructure.
Scheduled during TOKEN2049, DePIN Day will feature leading experts working on real-world Web3 applications, including wireless networks, computing, mobility, and storage. The Singapore edition will include speakers such as Tom Trowbridge and Evgeny Ponomarev (Fluence), Sam Williams (Arweave), Theo Messerer (Silencio), Neil Chatterjee (DAWN), Joy Sim (Outlier Ventures), and Luis Ramirez (Mawari), with additional speakers to be announced.
Following earlier editions in Denver, Hong Kong, and Dubai, which welcomed over 1,500 participants, DePIN Day continues to expand as a hub for collaboration and networking across the global DePIN ecosystem. With more than 1,000 active projects worldwide, the need for in-person forums where builders and thinkers can connect has grown. The Singapore program will offer a full day of community-led talks, technical panels, and discussions designed to advance the industry.
Over the past year, DePINs have become one of the most influential areas within the cryptocurrency sector, with more than 1,000 active projects and millions of individual contributors transforming infrastructure across cloud computing, wireless networks, mapping, energy, and storage. In March 2025, Fluence co-founder Tom Trowbridge published the DePIN Token Economics Report, providing a thorough analysis of network design and incentive structures. The report examines token models, reward mechanisms, staking processes, governance frameworks, revenue-sharing structures, early-stage incentives, and market-specific dynamics, offering the most detailed study of the DePIN economic model to date.
As adoption continues to grow, DePIN Day Dubai has become a key forum for industry thought leadership, highlighting the practical implementation of these networks. DePIN Day is a global conference series focused on the development of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks, bringing together leaders across wireless, sensor, energy, computing, and storage sectors to explore how crypto-based incentive systems are reshaping infrastructure worldwide.
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