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Date: 8th June 2025
Location: Oriental Star Restaurant (港城酒家) EkoCheras Mall, Kuala Lumpur
Event: Aifeex – AI Financial Era of 2025 Summit
🥡 Why I Went: Curiosity and Free Food
If you’re into crypto or just enjoy exploring tech events, you’ve probably noticed a growing number of them happening around KL. Many of these events offer free entry, free talks, and yes, free food.
So when a friend invited me to an Aifeex event called the “AI Financial Era of 2025” summit at EkoCheras, I figured why not. I went with zero expectations. Mainly just wanted to hang out, check out the vibes, and enjoy the refreshments.
🤖 The Event Vibes
The setup looked professional with banners, speakers, and a good crowd. Some attendees were in suits, others in T-shirts and jeans. There were presentations going on, but to be honest, I wasn’t paying much attention. I was mostly focused on the food table.
For a free event, the food wasn’t bad at all. It’s interesting to see how more companies are using events like this to attract people with a mix of tech talk and lifestyle perks. Whether you’re a crypto newbie or a seasoned investor, events like these can be a fun way to spend your weekend.
🍱 Some Food Highlights
One of the unexpected highlights of the event was the food. For a free crypto event, the selection was quite decent. Below are some pictures of the food being served during the summit:
If you are a vegetarian, only two dishes were available.
🛫 Their Ads Were Even at the Airport
Interestingly, Aifeex had some promotional ads displayed at the airport too. That definitely caught my attention when I saw it. You can check out one of the photos I managed to take below:
🧠 A Quick Reminder for Newcomers
That said, just because an event looks professional and comes with a nice buffet doesn’t mean everything being pitched is worth your money. In KL especially, we’re seeing a rise in events that mix crypto, AI, and investment talk. Some of them might be legit, while others may not be.
So here’s something I always remind friends and readers:
- Enjoy the food, enjoy the experience, meet new people.
- But don’t feel pressured to invest in anything.
- Always take time to do your own research (DYOR) before putting your money into any platform.
✅ Simple DYOR Tips
- Google the company and see what others are saying
- Check for independent reviews on Reddit or Trustpilot
- Ask around in local crypto communities or Telegram groups
- Look up whether they are registered with the Securities Commission Malaysia or Labuan FSA
💬 Final Thoughts
I didn’t leave the event with any plans to invest, but I did leave with a full stomach. These kinds of events are becoming more common in Malaysia’s growing crypto scene. They’re great for networking, people-watching, or just killing time on a weekend. Just remember to stay sharp and not get caught up in flashy promises or hype.
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Disclaimer: This blog post is based on personal experience and for general awareness. It does not serve as investment advice. Please consult a licensed advisor before making any financial decisions.
