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Deepcoin Expands Taiwan Web3 Push at FUTUREMODE 2026

1 reports · First detected 2026-08-28 · Last active 2026-08-28

Crypto trading platform Deepcoin, a partner of Argentina’s national football team, plans to use its appearance at Taipei’s FUTUREMODE 2026 to deepen its presence in Taiwan. The event underscores how overseas Web3 companies are combining trading products, sports-linked branding and in-person community engagement to attract local users in one of Asia’s active cryptocurrency markets.

Deepcoin said it will take the stage at the 2026 festival to discuss its Taiwan strategy and the development of the Web3 ecosystem. The company will also debut an exclusive badminton event contract and hold an offline community gathering with NFT brand Pudgy Penguins. Deepcoin did not disclose the event’s exact date, the contract’s specifications or any financial terms.

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Deepcoin Debuts Live Badminton Event Contracts at FUTUREMODE 2026first seen 2026-09-09 · 2 reports · similarity 0.85

Event contracts allow users to trade on the outcome of real-world developments and have emerged as a new product category for cryptocurrency platforms seeking uses beyond conventional token trading. Deepcoin joined FUTUREMODE 2026 Taiwan Future Fest as a gold sponsor, using the technology gathering to showcase the intersection of live sports and crypto-based markets while strengthening its presence in Taiwan’s Web3 ecosystem.

At FUTUREMODE 2026, Deepcoin introduced its first real-time event contracts tied to live badminton matches, allowing participants to take positions as play unfolded at the venue. The platform also held side events with NFT brand Pudgy Penguins and decentralized AI infrastructure project 0G. The activities were aimed at building closer links with local users, developers and Web3 communities in Taiwan; no trading-volume or contract-value figures were disclosed.

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