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AI agents, tokenized assets & the end of the old financial system?

The new era of the financial system: AI, blockchain and Tokenization

(As part of FINTECHWEEK 2025)

From autonomous agents to tokenized assets to regulatory and security issues, the event examines how the interaction of these technologies affects market structures, institutional players and the future of finance

Agenda:

• 21base
• Unicredit
• CRIF
• Venionaire Capital
• Black Manta Capital
• 21shares
• llb
• Cybertrap
• EY

Key topics

1. Artificial intelligence in the financial sector

Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a central element in finance. Autonomous agents analyze data, make decisions and act directly on the blockchain. This creates new models of automation, market analysis and governance. The following are highlighted:

• Autonomous AI agents on the blockchain
• Decentralized decision models and smart contract automation
• On-chain data analysis, predictive models and market sentiment
• Regulatory and ethical implications of self-learning systems

2. Tokenization and digital assets

In parallel with AI development, the tokenization of classic financial instruments is taking place. Stocks, bonds, funds and real-world assets are digitally mapped, tradable and programmable. The focus is on:

• Practical examples such as BlackRock BUIDL, JPMorgan Kinexys, Franklin Templeton BENJI Fund
• Tokenized government bonds, collateral networks and instant settlement
• Integration with DeFi mechanisms and smart contract-based ones Financial products
• Opportunities and risks for banks, investors and supervisory authorities

3. Security, fraud and cyber risks

As the use of AI in finance and crypto increases, so do the threats. Generative AI enables new forms of fraud, deepfakes and “fraud-as-a-service” models. At the same time, blockchain systems are becoming the target of complex attacks. The following will be discussed:

• AI-based fraud models and forgery detection
• Cybersecurity on the Web3 – protection of wallets, DeFi platforms and smart contracts
• Data integrity, identity verification and prevention through AI-based systems

4. Compliance, regulation and responsibility

The fusion of AI, blockchain and tokenization challenges existing legal frameworks. Who is liable for autonomous systems? How can regulation be combined with innovation? The following are covered:

• European requirements (MiCAR, DLT Pilot Regime, AI Act)
• Supervision of AI-supported financial systems
• New roles of banks, intermediaries and technology providers
• Governance and transparency in an increasingly automated financial world

5. Data, analysis and decision intelligence

Data will become the currency of the new financial economy. Platforms like Moonboard and Moonlytics show how AI-powered systems process market sentiment, transaction flows and risk indicators in real-time to enable better decisions. Focus:

• Sentiment analysis across various platforms such as Austria, Banking Association, and Vienna Business Agency.
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  Event language: Deutsch/German