BTC Prague 2026 is leaning into Bitcoin culture without dropping its Bitcoin-only identity
BTC Prague is set to return to the PVA Expo Prague from June 11 to 13, 2026, and this year’s edition is pushing beyond the usual conference format. Now in its fourth year, the event says it expects 8,500 attendees and is adding a new Bitcoin Living Masterclass track alongside its core Bitcoin-focused program.
That matters because BTC Prague has become one of Europe’s most prominent Bitcoin-only gatherings, and the 2026 edition appears designed to appeal to both technical insiders and people who are still figuring out where Bitcoin fits in their lives. The expanded lineup reflects a broader trend inside the Bitcoin community: the conversation now stretches well beyond price charts and protocol debates.
According to the organizers, the conference remains focused on Bitcoin itself, but the new track will branch into health, biohacking, financial sovereignty, AI, parenting, and related topics through talks from experts in those fields.
A bigger program across four stages
BTC Prague 2026 will spread its schedule across four stages and three days of keynotes, panels, debates, and networking. The event is built around a mix of audiences, from newcomers and entrepreneurs to developers, investors, and long-time Bitcoin supporters.
- Main Stage: talks on the wider social implications of Bitcoin adoption
- GART Stage (Expo): beginner-friendly sessions aimed at learning Bitcoin basics
- Anycoin Stage: Czech-language programming for local attendees
- VIP Stage: limited-access sessions for VIP ticket holders
The speaker list is already substantial, with more than 250 names from inside and outside the Bitcoin industry. Among those mentioned are Michael Saylor, Jack Mallers, Natalie Brunell, Peter McCormack, Dr. Adam Back, Roman Reher, BTC Sessions, Jeff Booth, Marc Friedrich, Dr. Jack Kruse, Julian Liniger, and Efrat Fenigson.
More than a conference week
BTC Prague is also framing the event as part of a larger week of Bitcoin-related gatherings in Prague. Alongside the main conference, several side events are planned for June 10, 2026, including the Freedom Tech Summit and Bitcoin Corporate Day.
The Freedom Tech Summit is aimed at developers, builders, hackers, and privacy-focused attendees, with workshops, dev sessions, and talks centered on open source work. Bitcoin Corporate Day, meanwhile, is an invite-only event at Lobkowicz Palace for investors, entrepreneurs, bankers, and senior decision-makers interested in institutional Bitcoin adoption and capital markets.
That split is telling. BTC Prague is trying to serve two sides of the Bitcoin world at once: the protocol-minded builders and the business crowd that increasingly sees Bitcoin as a strategic asset rather than just a niche internet currency.
The expo is getting bigger too
The conference’s expo floor is also expanding, with organizers saying this year’s Bitcoin Expo will feature 100+ companies and a refreshed layout. Admission to the expo starts at €75, and the floor will include wallets, mining hardware, security products, financial services, educational tools, games, and more.
For attendees, that makes the event more than a lecture circuit. It is also a marketplace, a networking hub, and a chance to compare hardware and services in person. In a sector where trust, self-custody, and product quality matter a lot, that kind of hands-on access is part of the draw.
What attendees can expect on site
- Dedicated event app for networking, scheduling, and personal agendas
- Ticket options starting at €75
- On-site chill zones and food trucks
- The annual afterparty
- VIP access with concierge-hosted lounge, front-row seating, and premium dining
BTC Prague says ticket options are available for different budgets and audiences, including newcomers, enthusiasts, professionals, and VIP guests. The VIP tier adds extra hospitality perks and access throughout the venue.
Why Prague keeps getting this kind of event
Prague has long held a special place in Bitcoin circles, and the organizers lean into that history by pointing to the city’s ties to mining, software, hardware wallet innovation, and finance. Central location, relatively accessible pricing, and a strong local Bitcoin scene all help explain why the conference has settled there.
Since launching in 2023, BTC Prague has grown into what it describes as the largest Bitcoin-only conference in Europe. The 2026 edition suggests the event is no longer just about putting Bitcoin in one room; it is about building a broader culture around it, while still staying loyal to the protocol-first pitch that made it stand out.
For details, speakers, and tickets, BTC Prague directs attendees to its official website. The event is being promoted as a paid press release, with the notice also stating that it has undergone editorial review by Cointelegraph and may not reflect the outlet’s independent views.