Stockholm, Sweden - May 26-27 2026
The Nordic Blockchain Conference (NBC2026) - the largest and leading blockchain event in Northern Europe - returns to Stockholm on May 26-27th for its 8th edition, convening the most influential voices in blockchain, digital finance, regulation, and emerging technologies.
Organized and hosted by Nordic Blockchain Association, NBC2026 is set to welcome 1,250 attendees for two days of impactful dialogue, curated networking, and visionary collaboration.
This year’s conference is centered around three critical themes driving the next wave of decentralized innovation:
- Emerging Technology - exploring the convergence of blockchain with Artificial Intelligence, privacy-enhancing technologies, and much more.
- Regulation & Policy - navigating Europe’s evolving regulatory landscape and its global implications, with a focus on real implementation.
- Digital Finance - how blockchain is redefining capital markets, custody, and digital assets, including stablecoins, tokenized assets, and the future of finance.
Speakers include some of the most respected names in the global blockchain ecosystem, with executives and experts from BlackRock, JP Morgan, Cardano, eToro, Hashgraph, Stellar, IOTA, Gnosis, BSV, and many others..
NBC2026 is more than just a stage - it’s an experience. Alongside the main program, attendees can look forward to a rich array of side events and networking moments that extend the conversation beyond the two main stages - including policy roundtables, a pitch competition, the official After Party, an evening event for partners and VIPs, and much more.
With its ambitious agenda, top-tier speakers, and delegates from some of the leading-edge companies in the world, Nordic Blockchain Conference 2026 is poised to be one of the most impactful blockchain events in 2026.
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Dan Burgin
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