Amsterdam, April 2026 - Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 is rapidly evolving into one of Europe’s most business-driven blockchain event weeks. Taking place from June 22–28, 2026, the event will bring together the international digital asset ecosystem in Amsterdam for a full week of conferences, networking and high-level industry collaboration.
At the core of the week is the Dutch Blockchain Week Summit, hosted on June 24–25 at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, where more than a thousand professionals per day are expected to attend.
Strong early momentum with leading partners onboard Within just a few months of active conversations, Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 has secured a strong and diverse group of partners, highlighting the growing relevance of the event within the European digital asset landscape.
Confirmed partners include:
- Bitvavo as Main Partner
- bunq as Diamond Partner (joining for the first time)
- Visa, Kraken, OKX, Bybit EU and ZeroHash as Platinum Partners
- Mastercard, Worldpay, Talos, Deloitte, Coinmerce, Fireblocks and others as Gold Partners
In addition, a growing group of ecosystem and media partners is contributing to the expansion of the event’s international reach.
With several months to go until June, many more partners are expected to join.
From community to business: a clear B2B focus Dutch Blockchain Week has grown from a community-driven initiative into a fully
B2B-focused event week, designed to connect:
- Exchanges
- Banks and payment providers
- Asset managers and funds
- Infrastructure providers
- Legal and compliance firms
- Regulators and policymakers
The event reflects the broader shift within the industry, where institutional adoption continues to accelerate and traditional finance increasingly converges with digital assets.
Amsterdam as a gateway to the European market The Netherlands continues to play a leading role in Europe’s digital asset landscape,particularly with regard to MiCA licensing and regulatory developments.
This position is driving increasing interest from international companies looking to establish or expand their presence in Europe, making Dutch Blockchain Week a strategic entry point into the European market.
A full week of events across the city Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 will feature more than 40 side events across Amsterdam, organized by partners from the Netherlands and abroad.
These include:
- Private dinners and roundtables
- Community and developer meetups
- Investor-focused gatherings
- Exclusive networking events
A key highlight is the VIP Night, an invite-only event ahead of the summit where speakers, partners and selected attendees connect in a more intimate setting.
Focused on meaningful connections Rather than focusing solely on visibility, Dutch Blockchain Week is built around creating real business opportunities. Through curated networking, a dedicated networking app and facilitated introductions, the event enables participants to connect with the right people.
Looking ahead to June 2026 With strong early traction, a growing international partner base and a clear positioning as a business-focused platform, Dutch Blockchain Week 2026 is set to become its most impactful edition to date.
For one week, Amsterdam will once again serve as the meeting point for the European Web3 and digital asset ecosystem.
Tickets are available via: https://dutchblockchainweek.com/tickets/
About Dutch Blockchain Week
Dutch Blockchain Week is the largest Web3 and digital assets event in the Netherlands and one of the fastest-growing blockchain event weeks in Europe. Since its launch, DBW has brought together thousands of professionals, dozens of side events and leading companies from across blockchain, fintech and digital assets.
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