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COINCRAFT SHOW 2026

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CoinCraft Show 2026: Moscow Dates, Tickets

CoinCraft Show 2026 is a one-day meetup. It happens on September 24, 2026, in Moscow, Russia. It is spoken in Russian.

A group called CoinCraft runs the show. They focus on coin investing, mining, and trading. Many details, like the venue and speaker list, are not out yet as of July 25, 2026. Check coin-craft.ru for the newest news before you plan any trip.

At a Glance

Detail Info
Name CoinCraft Show 2026
Date September 24, 2026 (one day)
City & Country      Moscow, Russia
Format In-person
Venue Not confirmed yet
Organizer CoinCraft
Website coin-craft.ru
Tickets check the website

Meet the Organizer

CoinCraft Show 2026 is a Russian-language coin gathering brand. It focuses on coin investing, mining, and trading.

The person who runs it has eight years of experience as a coin investor. They also started a private group called Marsel Invest, based in Russia. This brand has held past shows too, like COINCRAFT 2.0, which covered investing, mining, trading, and new coin trends.

This organizer is also listed on the official IX Crypto Summit 2026 speaker list (October 7–8, MTS Live Hall, Moscow). There, they are named as the founder of Marsel Invest and the leader of the COINCRAFT. The website coin-craft.ru has been live since at least 2025, per the Expodat.com registry. There is also a partner page at coin-craft.ru/partner. It looks for exchanges, chip makers, data centers, and coin payment services as business partners.

CoinCraft Show 2026 is not the same as bigger Moscow crypto events, like Blockchain Forum 2026 (April 14–15, Crocus Expo) or IX Crypto Summit 2026 (October 7–8, MTS Live Hall). This show is smaller and focused just on the Russian market, not a huge world conference.

Date and Venue Details

This is set for September 24, 2026. It is a one-day event in Moscow, Russia. The exact venue has not been shared yet. If you plan to travel for this Moscow crypto forum, keep checking the official website for venue news, since the spot may be shared closer to the date.

If you're planning your trip, wait for the venue to be confirmed before booking your hotel or rides. Moscow connects well to the world through two main airports: Sheremetyevo and Domodedovo.

Topics on the Table

Based on past CoinCraft shows, these shows usually cover:

  • Coin investing — plans, portfolio tips, and market looks
  • Mining — chip hardware, data center work, and mining costs
  • Coin trading — simple and deep ways to trade for the Russian market
  • New coin trends — fresh changes in blockchain and digital assets

These topics match the organizer's own background. The full 2026 plan, session names, and schedule are not out yet.

Who Should Come, and Why

The full plan is still coming. But based on past CoinCraft shows, here is what different guests may expect.

Coin Investors and General Guests

Most guests here are everyday coin investors and traders. They want real tips on mining costs, portfolio plans, and market trends. Past shows had panel talks and hands-on sessions in Russian. Exact topics and times for 2026 are still to come.

Look for: investing tip sessions, mining profit talks, trading workshops

Startups and Project Teams

The partner page looks for exchanges, Web3 projects, and coin payment services. This means the show floor may offer new teams a chance to be seen. Teams who want to join should contact the organizer through the partner page. No booth or demo details have been shared yet for 2026.

Look for: meeting Russian-market investors, chances to be seen through sponsor spots

Mining and Tool Companies

CoinCraft's partner page also looks for chip makers and data centers (source: coin-craft.ru/partner). This makes the show a good fit for hardware and tool businesses in the Russian mining space. Mining has always been a big topic at past shows.

Look for: mining cost panels, chip talk, data center networking

Media and Content Creators

Russian-language crypto news writers and creators covering investing and mining may find this show useful. Press sign-up details have not been shared yet for 2026.

Look for: talks with real investors, market notes from active Russian crypto fans

Founders and Top Executives

The organizer's own background as a private investment group founder suggests this show pulls in hands-on crypto workers, not just big-company crowds. Senior leaders looking into the Russian crypto market may find good one-on-one chats at this smaller, closer-knit show.

Look for: direct time with Russian crypto investors, chats with the organizer's network

Getting Your Ticket

CoinCraft Show 2026 tickets are available with multiple options for attendees. Visitors can choose a ticket based on their preferred experience, from standard entry to premium VIP access.

Ticket Type Early Bird Price      Benefits
Standard Ticket       6,900 ₽  Event access, exhibition zone, business program, show activities, and networking areas
Business Ticket 9,900 ₽ All Standard benefits plus session recordings and enhanced stage viewing area
VIP Ticket 19,900 ₽ VIP Lounge access, priority registration, and afterparty invitation


Early Bird tickets are available for a limited time, so attendees are recommended to book early to get the best prices. Tickets should be purchased only through the official CoinCraft Show website to ensure secure registration and updated pricing details.

The Speaker Lineup

The speaker list for the show is not out yet, as of July 25, 2026 (source: coin-craft.ru, July 2026). Past shows have featured hands-on Russian crypto and mining workers, not big world-famous keynote names.

The CoinCraft organizer is named as the founder of Marsel Invest and leader of the COINCRAFT show (source: cryptosummit.ru, checked July 2026). This person is active in the wider Moscow crypto event calendar, which hints that speakers may come from similar circles. Speaker news is expected on the official website in the weeks before September 24, 2026. Watch CoinGabbar crypto news for updates as they come.

Ways to Sponsor or Partner

CoinCraft has an active partner page at coin-craft.ru/partner. It looks for these types of business partners (source: coin-craft.ru/partner, July 2026):

  • Coin exchanges
  • Chip makers
  • Data centers
  • Coin payment services
  • Web3 projects

Sponsor prices for the show have not been shared yet. Interested groups should contact the organizer through the partner page. No sponsor levels have been confirmed yet. Any guesses from other sites have not been checked and should not be used for budget planning.

Planning Your Trip to Moscow

Moscow is Russia's capital city and its main crypto hub. Visitors from other countries should know that travel papers and visa rules for Russia change a lot by country and may shift over time. Please check entry rules with your home country's embassy well before September 2026.

Since the venue is not confirmed yet, wait to book your hotel and local rides until the location is shared. Moscow's metro system covers most of the city well. Once the address is shared, more travel tips will follow. Keep checking the official CoinCraft Show Moscow page for venue news.

If you're tracking the bigger crypto event for Russia in September 2026, note that CoinCraft Show 2026 happens about two weeks before IX Crypto Summit 2026 (October 7–8, Moscow). These are two separate shows, with different organizers, guests, and formats.

Wrapping Up

CoinCraft Show 2026 is a focused, Russian-language crypto gathering. It fits investors, miners, and traders active in the Russian market. Visit the official website to sign up for updates. You'll be told when the full plan, venue, and ticket prices go live.

This show is a good one to add to your crypto event calendar. It's also a great topic to follow on any crypto blog covering the latest crypto news. If you like to track other Moscow shows too, this crypto conference sits alongside bigger blockchain conference stops and other crypto summit event picks on the CoinGabbar events hub.

Handy Terms to Know

Crypto Forum: A small, often one-day gathering where investors, traders, and workers share tips on topics like mining or investing. It is usually smaller than a big, multi-day world conference.

Chip Maker (ASIC Manufacturer): A company that builds special mining chips. These are made just for crypto mining, especially Bitcoin.

Data Center (Mining): A building full of mining machines. It has power, cooling, and internet to run mining at a big scale.

Early-Bird Pricing: A lower ticket price for guests who sign up early, before a set date. It usually ends weeks or months before the event.

Sponsorship Tier: A set level of business partnership, like gold or silver. Each level comes with different perks, like speaking time or booth space, for a sponsor fee.

Closed Investment Club: A private group where investors share tips, deals, or money. You need an invite or approval to join.

Media Accreditation: Special press access given by event organizers to news writers and content creators. It often includes interview time or press areas.

In-Person Format: An event held at a real, physical place, where everyone shows up in person. This is different from online-only or mixed events.

Partner Page: A spot on an organizer's website where future sponsors can see partnership options and reach out to the team.

KOL (Key Opinion Leader): A well-known voice, like a content creator or analyst, whose crypto opinions reach a lot of people.

A Few Reminders

This article is for learning only. It is not money, legal, or trading advice. Details like dates, venue, plans, ticket prices, speakers, sponsors, side events, and discounts may change without notice. Always check the official event website before booking tickets, flights, or hotels. Going to the show does not promise funding, partnerships, or media coverage. Promo codes and press offers depend on the terms at the time of booking. CoinGabbar does not give money advice — please do your own research and follow the rules that apply to you.

Monika Verma

About the Author Monika Verma

Research Analyst at coingabbar.com

Published By: Monika Verma Published at:

Monika is a Crypto Events & Stakeholder Engagement Specialist with 5 years of experience in managing data and operations for global blockchain events, meetups, and conferences. She helps organizers identify the right sponsors, exhibitors, speakers, and visitor segments to boost ticket sales and event revenue. With strong networking insight, she connects key stakeholders, from KOLs and influencers to project teams and media partners. She ensures the event data she manages is reliable, structured, and community-focused.

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