New Delhi, India - In a groundbreaking move for the Indian cryptocurrency and blockchain ecosystem, Octaloop, a pioneering crypto-native community, has announced strategic partnerships with leading global exchange platforms for the much-anticipated India Blockchain Tour (IBT) 2025. Unveiled on June 17, 2025, this fourth edition of the tour promises to be a transformative journey across eight major Indian cities, fostering collaboration between global projects and local innovators.
The eight-city Web3 roadshow will commence on June 28 in Hyderabad and culminate on November 30 in Bengaluru, covering key hubs such as Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Goa, Mumbai, Chennai, and New Delhi. A highlight of the tour is the flagship Metamorphosis 2025 summit, scheduled for September 27-28 in New Delhi, which aims to bring together policymakers, investors, founders, developers, and enthusiasts under one roof.
As India stands at a critical juncture in its Web3 journey, with the Supreme Court urging regulatory clarity, the timing of IBT 2025 couldn’t be more significant. The tour is poised to drive discussions on aligning India’s policies with progressive crypto frameworks seen in regions like the U.S., EU, and UAE. Octaloop envisions this initiative as a platform for calibrated engagement and global alignment in the blockchain space.
With the backing of global exchange platforms, the tour will provide unparalleled opportunities for networking, knowledge sharing, and innovation. These partnerships are expected to amplify the reach and impact of the events, connecting Indian talent with international expertise and resources.
Octaloop’s commitment to nurturing India’s blockchain ecosystem is evident in its consistent efforts to organize such large-scale events. The India Blockchain Tour 2025 is set to fuel the country’s Web3 awakening, positioning India as a key player in the global blockchain narrative.
For more details on the tour and how to participate, visit the official website at Octaloop’s India Blockchain Tour page. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a movement that’s shaping the future of technology in India.
Alfred Lee
