Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 will return to Sugar Factory in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on Nov. 5-6, 2026, with the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium scheduled for Nov. 4, according to a press release provided by BTC Inc. and published by BlockTempo.
The release described the event as one of Europe’s annual Bitcoin gatherings. BTC Inc. said this year’s conference will bring together banks and funds putting Bitcoin on their balance sheets, policymakers shaping related rules, and builders and community members working on Bitcoin adoption worldwide. The organizer said the 2026 edition marks the event’s fifth year and that the conference has become a meeting point for institutions, regulators and grassroots participants.
Closed-door institutional session starts on Nov. 4
The schedule begins with the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium on Nov. 4, followed by two days of public programming on Nov. 5-6. The press release said the symposium is a closed-door institutional track for people responsible for capital allocation and for building corporate Bitcoin treasuries.
Confirmed speakers named by the organizer
The speaker list released so far spans Bitcoin development, community work, institutional finance and banking.
Bitcoin community and builders
- Sjors Provoost
- Bitcoin Core developer René Pickhardt
- Lightning Network open-source 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
- Milko Hensel, digital asset transformation manager at Rabobank
- Denis van Beetz, head of technology banking at Maerki Baumann
- Keith Grose, director of private banking at Van Lanschot Kempen
- Willem Middelkoop, U.K. CEO at Coinbase and regional managing director for the EU and U.K.
- CEO and founder of Commodity Discovery Fund
The release presented the names and titles in that form, with some entries listed exactly as provided by the organizer.
BTC Inc. CEO Brandon Green said, 「Bitcoin does not get adopted in a vacuum. It needs institutions willing to hold it, regulators willing to understand it, and the community that has kept building it for more than a decade. Amsterdam is where those three groups sit down together.」
Tickets, media passes and company details
BTC Inc. said tickets, media accreditation applications and the latest agenda are available at bitcoin.amsterdam.
In the company description included in the release, BTC Inc. said it operates Bitcoin Magazine, Bitcoin Conference and Bitcoin for Corporations, and uses its media, events and education platforms to provide news, research and experiences tied to Bitcoin adoption by individuals, institutions and corporations.
The release also said BTC Inc. is a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc., a publicly listed Bitcoin company trading on Nasdaq under the ticker NAKA, and that Nakamoto Inc. owns and operates a portfolio of Bitcoin-native businesses around the world.