Bitcoin2026-10-10 02:17:08Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 set for Nov. 5-6 with Jack Mallers and David Bailey on the speaker listBitcoin Amsterdam 2026 will return to Sugar Factory in Amsterdam on Nov. 5-6, following a closed-door Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium on Nov. 4, according to a press release provided by BTC Inc. The organizer said the event will bring together banks and funds adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, policymakers shaping the rules around the asset, and builders and community members working on broader adoption. Confirmed speakers named in the release include Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers, Nakamoto Inc. CEO and chairman David Bailey, Rabobank digital asset transformation manager Milko Hensel, and Coinbase U.K. CEO and regional managing director for the EU and U.K. Willem Middelkoop. Other names listed span Bitcoin Core development, Lightning Network research, private banking and technology banking. BTC Inc. CEO Brandon Green said Bitcoin adoption does not happen in isolation and requires institutions, regulators and long-time builders to sit at the same table. The company also said BTC Inc. is a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Nakamoto Inc. under the ticker NAKA.150
Bitcoin Amste2026-10-10 02:16:09Bitcoin Amsterdam sets Nov. 5-6, 2026 return with banks, policymakers and developers on the agendaBitcoin Amsterdam will return to Sugar Factory on Nov. 5-6, 2026, with a closed-door BFC Symposium scheduled for Nov. 4 ahead of the public program. Organizers said the event will bring together banks and funds that hold bitcoin on their balance sheets, policymakers involved in shaping related rules, and developers and community representatives working on bitcoin adoption worldwide. The conference is entering its fifth year, according to the announcement, and is framed as a meeting point for three groups that do not often share the same stage: institutional participants, regulators and grassroots bitcoin communities. The confirmed speaker list already spans open-source development and financial services, including Bitcoin Core developer Sjors Provoost, Lightning researcher René Pickhardt, Strike CEO Jack Mallers, Nakamoto Inc. CEO and Chairman David Bailey, Coinbase UK CEO and regional managing director for the EU and UK Keith Grose, and representatives from Rabobank, Maerki Baumann and Van Lanschot Kempen. BTC Inc. CEO Brandon Green said bitcoin adoption depends on institutions willing to hold BTC, regulators willing to understand it, and communities that have spent more than a decade building the ecosystem. The company also said tickets, media accreditation and agenda updates are available through bitcoin.amsterdam.160
