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July 13, 2026

Gravity Team Is Heading to WebX 2026

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Gravity Team is heading to WebX 2026 in Tokyo. Meet Joanna Li and Ralph Idio to discuss crypto market making, OTC trading, liquidity infrastructure and new partnership opportunities across the APAC region.

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Gravity Team will be attending WebX 2026 in Tokyo from the 13th to the 14th of July, one of Asia’s leading conferences for digital assets, blockchain and financial technology.

Japan remains an important market within the wider digital asset ecosystem, bringing together established financial institutions, emerging technology companies, exchanges and infrastructure providers. WebX offers a valuable opportunity to connect with the businesses shaping the next stage of the industry across Japan and the broader APAC region.

Representing Gravity Team at the event will be Joanna Li & Ralph Idio from our Business Development team.

They will be meeting with exchanges, brokers, payment providers, institutions and digital asset businesses to discuss crypto market making, liquidity provision, OTC trading and the infrastructure required to move value efficiently across global and emerging markets.

With Gravity Team operating across more than 40 exchanges and supporting liquidity across over 400 digital assets, WebX will be an opportunity to strengthen existing relationships, explore new partnerships and better understand the priorities of businesses operating across the region.

If you are attending WebX and would like to discuss liquidity, execution or potential collaboration, connect with Joanna or Ralph to arrange a meeting.

See you in Tokyo.

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