TOKEN2049 Exhibitor List

This list captures the companies that reserved space at TOKEN2049 in 2026. The event ran from March 13 to 14 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. The roster includes more than 300 exhibitors from the blockchain and cryptocurrency industry. Each entry gives you a company name and a clear picture of who is on the show floor. The file is organized for quick scanning. You can sort by company type or region. It is a simple snapshot of the commercial side of the event, built for planning and follow-up.

• Over 300 blockchain and crypto exhibitors
• Event held March 13-14, 2026 in Singapore
• Includes exchanges, infrastructure, and analytics firms

Sales teams can use this list to spot high-value accounts before the event. The exhibitor names show which companies invested in a booth, which often means they have budget and interest in partnerships. Reps can map out which booths to visit and which decision-makers to contact. The list also helps prioritize outreach after the show. Instead of guessing, you have a concrete set of targets. It is not a guarantee of meetings, but it gives you a strong starting point for conversations on the floor or in follow-up emails.

• Identify companies with confirmed booth presence
• Plan booth visits and meeting requests
• Prioritize post-event outreach to active exhibitors

Procurement teams can scan the list to find suppliers in blockchain infrastructure, custody, analytics, and exchange technology. The exhibitor mix covers large global brands and smaller specialist firms. Having the names in one place makes it easier to compare vendors before you travel. You can note which companies offer services that match your sourcing needs. The list does not replace direct discussions, but it helps you shortlist who to visit first. Use it to build a meeting schedule that saves time on the show floor.

• Compare vendors across crypto sub-sectors
• Shortlist suppliers before the event
• Build a time-efficient meeting schedule

Researchers and analysts can treat this exhibitor list as a data point for tracking market activity. The presence of over 300 companies at a single event shows where commercial energy is focused. You can see which segments are well represented and which are emerging. The list includes example names like Binance and Coinbase. It is not a full market map, but it is a useful snapshot of who is investing in visibility. Use it to support competitive analysis or to monitor new entrants in the space.

• Spot active segments in blockchain and crypto
• Track new and returning exhibitors
• Support competitive and market analysis

Marina Bay Sands hosted this edition on March 13 and 14, 2026. The exhibitor list helps you plan a route through the floor. You can group companies by interest area and set a loose schedule. The event also included talks and networking sessions, so your time is split. Use the list to decide which booths are must-see and which you can skip. It is a practical tool for anyone who wants to make the most of two busy days in Singapore.

• Group exhibitors by interest area
• Balance booth visits with conference sessions
• Make the most of a two-day event

The list comes as a structured file with company names and basic details. You can load it into a spreadsheet, CRM, or research tool. That makes it easy to filter, tag, and assign contacts. The data is based on the 2026 edition at Marina Bay Sands. It does not promise that every company is still active or that every contact is reachable. It is a starting point for your own research and outreach. Use it to save time on manual collection and focus on conversations.

• Structured for spreadsheets and CRM import
• Filter by industry or company type
• Save time on manual data collection