Sat January 4, 2025 | Kuala Lumpur

Wealth Wolves Sdn. Bhd. proudly wraps up their two-day event as global investors and
curious new learners gather at the heights of KL Tower, Kuala Lumpur here, last Saturday
evening. Coinciding with National Crypto Day, the exclusive and insightful event filled Temu
Hall with attendees eager to grab the latest news on current investment landscapes,
megatrends, and the application of recent modern technology in ensuring a better financial
future.

“This is the second year we are organising this huge event, and we intend to hold it annually.
Our aim is to explore the forces that shape our financial future— that is the message we want
to convey,” said Seng Tat, the co-founder of Wealth Wolves during his opening speech.
Discussing attention grabbing topics and megatrends, the event was said to be highly
informative, especially for new learners. “There were a lot of golden nuggets being shared by
the speakers,” said David Chen, a VIP attendee of The Next Wave.

In a forum discussing the future of innovation and business opportunities, fellow panelists KN
Loh, Matthias Gelber, David Lee and Dato’ Sri Vincent Tiew, who are all at the forefront of the
industry, shared their thoughts on the upcoming market trends. The rise of technologies such
as blockchains and AI are definitely being foreseen. They added that the community will see
both the bright and the bad sides to this factor.

“After venturing into crypto, I started asking merchants whether they accept payments in
cryptocurrency. I find that in Hong Kong, cryptocurrency is becoming more acceptable
compared to other places,” said KN Loh. He is advocating the adoption of crypto payment by
merchants from all over the world, making El Savador the inspiration behind this, as it is the
only country that takes cryptocurrency as their legal tender.

The benefits of investing are also getting progressively better in Malaysia, empowering more
individuals to take off on their investment journey. Managing Director Karol Ngu advised the
audience to steer away from property markets that are overwhelmed by a greedy crowd,
where there is higher competition. Instead, invest in properties that are suitable for sub sales,
and gather less attention from fellow investors.

She expressed her wish to keep sharing interesting things that happen in the property market
with those who are keen to learn. “Just like how a pack of wolves stays together, I aim to
delve further into the future of investments with everyone. To be rich together, it is my ultimate
goal,” shared Karol on stage.

“Just like how a pack of wolves stays together, I aim to delve further into the future of investments with everyone. To be rich together, it is my ultimate goal,” shared Karol on stage.

Key Highlights from The Next Wave 2025:

• Future-Ready Insights: Industry leaders uncover actionable strategies for leveraging blockchain technology, AI, and digital assets in global markets.
• Collaborative Networking: Participants stay connected with smart-minded innovators, investors, and entrepreneurs, fostering new collaborations and business opportunities.
• Women’s Empowerment in Finance: Dedicated sessions highlighted the importance of women’s participation in transformative financial sectors.

Following on the success of ‘The Next Wave’, Wealth Wolves remains committed to educating the investment community. Seize the chance for a seat at PCON 2025, a big property conference event that will be under their organization.

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