Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 sets Nov. 5-6 return, bringing institutions, regulators and the Bitcoin community together

Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 sets Nov. 5-6 return, bringing institutions, regulators and the Bitcoin community together

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2026-10-20 02:42:09
Bitcoin Amsterdam, described by organizers as one of Europe’s most influential annual Bitcoin conferences, is scheduled to return to Sugar Factory on Nov. 5-6, 2026, with a closed-door BFC Symposium on Nov. 4. The event’s stated focus is to bring together banks and funds adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, policymakers shaping Bitcoin-related rules, and developers and community voices working on global adoption. Organizers said the conference is now entering its fifth edition and has become a meeting point for institutional Bitcoin participants, regulators and grassroots builders on the same stage. Confirmed speakers include Bitcoin Core developer Sjors Provoost, Lightning Network open-source researcher René Pickhardt, Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers, Nakamoto Inc. CEO and chairman David Bailey, Coinbase U.K. CEO and regional managing director for the EU and U.K. Keith Grose, and executives from Rabobank, Maerki Baumann, Van Lanschot Kempen and Commodity Discovery Fund. BTC Inc. CEO Brandon Green said Bitcoin adoption does not happen in isolation and requires institutions willing to hold it, regulators willing to understand it, and the community that has been building it for more than a decade.

Bitcoin Amsterdam, an annual Bitcoin conference in Europe, will return to Sugar Factory on Nov. 5-6, 2026. Organizers said the event will bring together banks and funds that are adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, policymakers shaping Bitcoin-related rules, and developers and community voices working to expand Bitcoin adoption worldwide.

The conference is now in its fifth edition. According to the organizers, it has become a venue where institutional Bitcoin participants, regulators and grassroots community members meet on the same stage.

BFC Symposium to open the event on Nov. 4

The 2026 edition will open on Nov. 4 with the BFC Symposium, a closed-door institutional session aimed at people allocating capital and building corporate Bitcoin reserves. That will be followed by a two-day public agenda.

Confirmed speakers

Bitcoin community and developers

  • Sjors Provoost, Bitcoin Core developer
  • René Pickhardt, open-source Lightning Network researcher
  • Bert de Groot, owner of Bitcoin Brabant B.V.

Institutions and finance

  • Jack Mallers, founder and CEO of Strike
  • David Bailey, CEO and chairman of Nakamoto Inc.
  • Khing Oei, founder and CEO of Treasury
  • Maarten van der Noordaa, digital asset transformation manager at Rabobank
  • Milko Hensel, head of the technology banking team at Maerki Baumann
  • Denis van Beetz, private banking director at Van Lanschot Kempen
  • Keith Grose, U.K. CEO of Coinbase and regional managing director for the EU and U.K.
  • Willem Middelkoop, CEO and founder of Commodity Discovery Fund

BTC Inc. on the event’s role

BTC Inc. CEO Brandon Green said, 「Bitcoin won’t be adopted in a vacuum. It needs institutions willing to hold it, regulators willing to understand it, and the community that has been building it for more than a decade. Amsterdam is where all three come together.」

Organizers said tickets, media accreditation and agenda updates are available at bitcoin.amsterdam.

About BTC Inc.

BTC Inc. operates Bitcoin Magazine, Bitcoin Conference and Bitcoin for Corporations. The company said its media, events and education platforms provide news, research and experiences aimed at advancing Bitcoin adoption among individuals, institutions and businesses globally.

BTC Inc. is also a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc. (Nasdaq: NAKA). Nakamoto Inc. is described as a publicly listed Bitcoin company that owns and operates a global portfolio of Bitcoin-native businesses.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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