Amsterdam set to welcome thousands of Digital Asset professionals as Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 reveals the program

Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 Releases Full Summit Agenda as Europe’s Digital Asset Industry Gathers in Amsterdam With less than a month to go, Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 has released the full agenda for its flagship summit, offering a clearer picture of the companies, institutions and industry leaders set to gather in Amsterdam this June.

Taking place from June 22–28, 2026, Dutch Blockchain Week has evolved into one of Europe's largest blockchain and digital asset gatherings. At the center of the week is the Dutch Blockchain Week Summit on June 24 & 25 at Amsterdam's iconic Johan Cruijff ArenA, bringing together exchanges, banks, payment providers, regulators, infrastructure companies, policymakers and investors.

The summit program reflects the continued maturation of the industry. Topics such as stablecoins, tokenization, institutional adoption, digital asset infrastructure, compliance, payments, AI, custody and European regulation will take center stage across two days of content.

Among the confirmed speakers are Charlie Lee, Founder of Litecoin and Director of the Litecoin Foundation, alongside senior executives and industry leaders from companies including Visa, Mastercard, Kraken, Bitwise, Fireblocks, Chainlink, Ministry of Finance, Ripple, Deloitte, PwC and many others.

Beyond the main stage, attendees will have access to a dedicated breakout program hosted by leading organizations including Visa, Mastercard, Deloitte, PwC, Fireblocks, Bitvavo, OVHcloud, Watsonlaw, zerohash europe and Monflo. These sessions are designed to provide deeper insights into the technologies, regulations and business models driving the next phase of digital asset adoption.

The partner lineup further highlights the event's institutional positioning. Bitvavo returns as Main Partner, while Ripple joins as Gold Partner and will co-host both the exclusive VIP Night and the official Dutch Blockchain Week Afterparty. Additional partners include Visa, Mastercard, Deloitte, PwC, Fireblocks, Kraken, OKX, Bybit EU, zerohash europe, Coinmerce, Talos and several other companies operating at the intersection of finance, payments and digital assets.

As Europe enters the MiCA era, Amsterdam continues to strengthen its position as a key destination for digital asset companies seeking to operate within a regulated framework. This shift is increasingly reflected in the audience attending Dutch Blockchain Week, which now attracts professionals from traditional finance, banking, fintech, government, legal, payments and blockchain sectors alike.Networking remains a major focus for this year's edition. Through a dedicated networking platform, attendees can connect, schedule meetings and engage with partners before arriving in Amsterdam. During the summit, dedicated networking areas and curated meeting opportunities are designed to facilitate meaningful business conversations and long-term partnerships.

The wider Dutch Blockchain Week ecosystem extends well beyond the summit itself. More than 40 side events will take place throughout Amsterdam, ranging from investor dinners, executive roundtables and networking receptions to community meetups, workshops and industry-focused gatherings. Together, these events create a city-wide platform where business development, knowledge sharing and relationship building continue long after the main stage sessions conclude.

Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 is positioning itself as more than a conference. It is becoming a meeting point for the companies, institutions and professionals actively shaping the future of digital assets in Europe.

The full summit agenda, speaker lineup and ticket information are now available via the Dutch Blockchain Week website