Find upcoming blockchain events in 2026 across major cities and countries. Compare event dates, locations, topics, ticket details, and verified listings in one place.
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Bitcoin Forum India 2026 |
Hyderabad
India
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Ukrainian Blockchain Week 2026 |
Kyiv
Ukraine
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Global Blockchain Congress 2026 Dubai |
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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iCrypto Expo 2026 |
Miami
United States
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Global Onchain Summit Dubai 2026 |
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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Unchained Summit Dubai 2026 |
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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Hodl Summit Dubai 2026 |
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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Transylvania Web3 Summit 2026 |
romania
Romania
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CoinFerenceX Dubai 2026 |
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
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Last reviewed: August 17, 2026
Verification: Event dates, venues and ticket details are checked using organizer websites, official event pages and available ticket sources. Details may change, so always confirm the latest information before buying tickets or booking travel.
A blockchain event is a conference, summit, meetup, expo or other gathering focused on blockchain technology, Web3 and digital assets.
These events bring together developers, founders, businesses, researchers and other industry participants. Programs may include talks, workshops, product demonstrations and networking sessions.
Blockchain events can range from small local meetups to large international conferences.
Blockchain events can help people learn about technology, meet industry participants and understand how blockchain is being used in different markets.
Attending an event does not prove that a project, token, sponsor or investment is safe. Important claims should always be checked independently.
Blockchain events come in different formats. The right one depends on what you want to learn and who you want to meet.
Blockchain conferences are usually larger events with keynote talks, panels, workshops and networking. They may cover several parts of the blockchain industry.
Blockchain summits often focus on a smaller group of topics such as Web3, digital assets, enterprise adoption, regulation or decentralized finance.
Meetups are often smaller and more local. They can be useful for meeting nearby developers, founders and community members in a less formal setting.
Enterprise blockchain events show companies how blockchain may be used in daily business. Topics can include payments, data, identity, supply chains and digital assets.
The events below are scheduled for later in 2026. Priority is given to relevant CoinGabbar media-partner events where that relationship has been confirmed.
A media partnership is a promotional or publishing relationship. It should not be treated as an investment recommendation or guarantee of event quality.
Location: Boston, United States
Date: September 8–10, 2026
Event Overview: Boston Blockchain Week 2026 brings together builders, investors, business leaders and policy experts to discuss blockchain, Web3, digital assets and real-world technology use cases. CoinGabbar is an official media partner of the event.
Location: New York City, United States
Date: September 10–19, 2026
Event Overview: UN Blockchain Week 2026 is scheduled in New York City and brings together blockchain, Web3, digital asset and emerging-technology communities across a multi-day program. CoinGabbar lists the event as a media-partner event.
Location: Barcelona, Spain
Date: September 17–18, 2026
Event Overview: European Blockchain Convention 2026 focuses on blockchain, digital assets, Web3 and industry adoption. CoinGabbar lists the Barcelona event as a media-partner event.
Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Date: September 23–25, 2026
Event Overview: Blockchain Week Bulgaria 2026 covers blockchain, Web3, digital assets, business use cases and ecosystem development. CoinGabbar lists the event as a media-partner event.
Location: London, United Kingdom
Date: October 6–7, 2026
Event Overview: Digital Assets Week London 2026 focuses on institutional digital assets, tokenization, finance and blockchain infrastructure. CoinGabbar lists the event as a media-partner event.
For more background on how these events may change over time, read the guide on the future of Web3 and blockchain conferences.
Blockchain events in 2026 may cover both technical and business topics. The exact agenda depends on the organizer.
Common subjects include:
You can follow the latest trends in blockchain technology to understand wider industry developments before attending an event.
Do not choose an event only because it is large or popular. Check whether the agenda, audience and location match your goals.
Decide what you want from the event. You may want to learn, meet developers, find business partners, explore products or understand a specific blockchain topic.
Read the agenda before buying a ticket. Check whether the sessions cover topics that are useful to you.
Speaker names can help you understand the type of audience and level of discussion, but a well-known speaker does not guarantee event quality.
For an in-person event, review the city, venue, travel needs and local entry rules.
For an online or hybrid event, check the streaming platform, session times and whether workshops or networking are included.
Review the official organizer, website and contact information. Be careful if key information is missing or difficult to verify.
Blockchain events take place across many regions. Topics often reflect local business needs, regulation and developer communities.
Events may focus on institutional digital assets, regulation, payments, startups and blockchain infrastructure.
European events often include digital asset rules, tokenization, privacy, Web3 development and enterprise use.
Asian events may cover exchanges, Web3 development, payments, gaming, infrastructure and digital asset adoption.
Events may focus on digital assets, fintech, investment infrastructure, Web3 businesses and regulation.
Regional events may cover Bitcoin, payments, financial access, developer communities and local blockchain products.
CoinGabbar event information may be checked using official organizer websites, event pages, ticket sources and organizer submissions.
Important details include:
Past events should not remain in the default upcoming-event section. If an event date has passed, it should be removed from upcoming results or moved to an archive.
Missing dates, prices or venue information should not be guessed.
Event information can change quickly. Check updates before making travel or ticket decisions.
To find and plan your next blockchain event, explore the latest listings on the crypto events calendar, where you can find upcoming conferences, meetups and global Web3 events.
Ticket prices and rules can differ between events. Some events are free, while others offer standard, VIP or business passes.
Before paying:
Do not assume an event is free because a price is missing. Unknown ticket prices should be confirmed before booking.
Good preparation can make an event more useful.
Disclaimer: This page is for general information only. Event dates, venues, speakers, schedules and ticket prices may change. CoinGabbar does not guarantee the quality, safety or financial value of any event, sponsor, speaker or project. Always verify important information with the official organizer before paying, travelling or making a financial decision.