Bitcoin Asia 2026 has released its full two-day agenda and confirmed that Changpeng Zhao, widely known as CZ, will join the speaker lineup for the event in Hong Kong. The summit is scheduled for Aug. 27-28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and is organized by BTC Inc., a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc. listed on Nasdaq under the ticker NAKA. Metaplanet is serving as the title sponsor. According to the announcement, the agenda includes main stage keynotes, panel discussions, and several dedicated programs such as the BFC Symposium, Deal Day, the Deal Flow Zone, and the Open Source Hub. Attendees can now plan their schedules online through the event agenda page. BTC Inc. said the conference will focus on the intersection of Eastern and Western Bitcoin ecosystems at a key moment for institutional adoption, with topics spanning macro monetary policy, corporate treasury strategy, Bitcoin infrastructure, and regulatory conditions across Asia. The release also included company background on BTC Inc. and a lengthy forward-looking statements section outlining business, market, regulatory, platform, and integration risks tied to BTC Inc. and its parent company, Nakamoto Inc.

Bitcoin Asia 2026 is scheduled for Aug. 27-28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with Metaplanet as host and BTC Inc. as organizer. According to the announcement, the event expects more than 10,000 attendees from over 125 countries and will run a dedicated business track alongside the main summit. That track includes Deal Day, an institutional area on the show floor, and the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium. Deal Day is described as an invite-only program focused on pre-arranged 30-minute one-on-one meetings between Bitcoin companies, banks, funds and research analysts. BTC Inc. said the format builds on a previous Deal Day held during Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas, where 23 exhibiting companies and 23 investment partners took part in more than 200 structured meetings. The announcement also positions Hong Kong as a suitable venue because of its virtual asset licensing framework, approval of Bitcoin ETFs, and stated openness to institutional digital asset business. A GA+ business pass priced at $197 will provide access to the networking zone, in-app meeting booking, selected networking opportunities and priority main-stage seating, while access to the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium requires a business or Whale pass plus an invitation. Deal Day requires a separate application and credentialing process.

Coinfest Asia 2026 is scheduled for Aug. 20-21, 2026 at Melasti Beach in Bali, Indonesia, with organizer Indonesia Crypto Network positioning the event as a regional meeting point for institutions, developers, traders, founders, investors and the broader Web3 community. The program is split into three dedicated tracks: an institutional track focused on digital asset adoption, stablecoin integration and tokenization; a builders track covering AI, blockchain and digital infrastructure workshops and competitions; and a traders track built around market narratives, trading education and the Alpha Arena global trading contest finals hosted by MEXC Ventures. The event will also introduce Asia Go-To-Market Sessions for Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and India, each held with regional partners including WebX 2026, MYBW 2026, Indonesia Crypto Network and India Blockchain Week 2026. Confirmed speakers include Input Output Group founder Charles Hoskinson, Trust Wallet CEO Felix Fan, Nansen CEO Alexander Svanevik and several executives from Base, Google, Tether, BitGo, Tokocrypto and others. Organizers said tickets are already on sale, while additional speakers and partners are expected to be announced later.

Bitcoin Asia 2026 will run Aug. 27-28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, pairing its broader two-day event with a dedicated business and institutional program built around Deal Day and the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium. Organizers said the conference is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees from over 125 countries, with the event hosted by Metaplanet and produced by BTC Inc., a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Nakamoto Inc. (NAKA). Deal Day is structured as an invitation-only format focused on scheduled 30-minute one-on-one meetings between Bitcoin companies and banks, funds, and research analysts. BTC Inc. said it will tailor meeting calendars in advance, with the program also including a hosted lunch, panel sessions, and a closing Deal Summit reception. The company cited data from Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas, where Deal Day brought together 23 exhibiting companies and 23 investment partners for more than 200 meetings. On the same venue floor, the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium will return to Hong Kong on Aug. 27 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., focusing on how companies are putting Bitcoin on the balance sheet and building supporting financial and operating infrastructure. BTC Inc. also included a forward-looking statements section outlining risks tied to Bitcoin price volatility, distribution channels, regulation, competition, integration with Nakamoto Inc., and macroeconomic conditions.

BMAG, the Bitcoin Museum and Art Gallery tied to the Bitcoin Conference, says trading cards are becoming a serious part of its program and will take center stage at Bitcoin Asia 2026 on Aug. 27-28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. In a feature published by Bitcoin Magazine, author Dennis Koch argues that the card boom has pushed verification issues into the open, especially around grading, authenticity, provenance, and the role of intermediaries whose judgments can sharply alter value. The piece draws a direct parallel between those concerns and the “trusted third party” problems long discussed in bitcoin circles. It also lays out BMAG’s broader case for cards as both collectible assets and artistic media, citing the group’s seven-year run as the cultural wing of the Bitcoin Conference, more than 130 BTC in art and collectible sales valued at over $8 million, and earlier card-related programming in Las Vegas with Kraken and on-site TAG grading. The Hong Kong expo is set to include vendors, auctions, grading, authentication, live activations, and gallery presentations, with attendees invited to bring cards for grading or resale.

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