He is the Founder and CEO of NonceLab, a Bitcoin company operating Coconut Wallet and Bitcoin Center Seoul. He lectures on Bitcoin at universities and enterprises, and is the lead developer of coconut_lib, an open-source library for mobile wallet development. CEO, NonceLab Inc. Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of AI & SW, Sogang University Adjunct Professor, Korea Banking Institute

Kang Jae-nam is a licensed tax accountant and the representative of MADE, a tax and accounting firm specializing in crypto assets. She currently provides in-depth tax and accounting management for businesses that accept Bitcoin as payment, P2P (peer-to-peer) traders, and individuals dealing with crypto assets. Drawing on years of practical experience, she addresses more realistic and reasonable approaches to the crypto asset taxation set to take effect in Korea from 2027.

Daniel James is the founder and CEO of Wallet of Satoshi, a wallet built on the Bitcoin Lightning Network (a Bitcoin Layer 2 technology for fast, low-cost payments). Since its launch in 2019, Wallet of Satoshi has processed more than 19 million transactions and established itself as the most widely used Lightning wallet in the world. Before Wallet of Satoshi, he founded and ran Living Room of Satoshi in 2014, which allowed users to pay utility and household bills with Bitcoin — making him one of the entrepreneurs with the longest hands-on track record in the Lightning payments space. At this conference, he will speak on strategies for mainstreaming the Lightning Network and expanding Bitcoin payment infrastructure.

Respect is a YouTuber who runs the channel 'Respect Investment Plan.' From the perspective of a working professional pursuing financial independence and freedom of time, he focuses on understanding the essence and volatility of Bitcoin and interpreting it through a long-term lens — delivering the big-picture market flow and asset allocation strategies through in-depth interviews with a wide range of experts. What sets him apart is his ability to translate the complexity of Bitcoin into everyday language, and he has built lasting influence in Korea's Bitcoin content ecosystem on that strength. At this conference, he will speak on the structural value of Bitcoin and strategies for navigating market cycles.

Robin is a European-born developer who has lived in Korea for more than five years, and the founder of 'Bitcoin in Pusan,' a Busan-based Bitcoin community. Before starting Bitcoin in Pusan, he worked as an open-source developer in the ecash space, contributing to Bitcoin ecosystem projects, and has long been interested in connecting Bitcoin technology to the lives of real users. He created Bitcoin in Pusan at a time when the region had no Bitcoin community at all; within just one year of its launch, it grew into a community with regular meetups, lectures, workshops, and events — as well as its own physical space. At this conference, Robin will share the experiences and lessons he gained over the past year building Bitcoin in Pusan, and will talk about how anyone can build their own Bitcoin network.

Stephan Livera is the host of the Stephan Livera Podcast (SLP), a show that dives deep into the economics and technology of Bitcoin. A longtime student and advocate of the Austrian school (an economic tradition emphasizing free markets and sound money), he is listed on the Mises Institute's official profile page and has consistently worked to interpret Bitcoin through an Austrian-economics lens. SLP has surpassed 6 million cumulative downloads and holds an average rating of 4.9 across more than 700 reviews worldwide — placing it in the top 0.5% of global podcasts and establishing it as one of the flagship podcasts in the Bitcoin space. On the strength of that influence, he is a regular speaker at major Bitcoin conferences around the world. At this conference, drawing on the rich body of interviews he has accumulated over the years, he will share insights on the economic and technical currents in Bitcoin and the latest developments in global markets.

Adam Gibson (aka Waxwing) is a Bitcoin developer and privacy researcher best known for his work on JoinMarket, one of Bitcoin's most prominent CoinJoin implementations. He is one of the most respected voices in Bitcoin privacy and fungibility.

Dan Gould is a Bitcoin privacy developer, lead developer of the Payjoin Dev Kit and founder of the Payjoin Foundation. His work on serverless payjoin (BIP 77) makes privacy-preserving payments practical for everyday wallets and exchanges, and is shipping in integrations with Bull Bitcoin and Cake Wallet.