Web3 Warsaw 2026

Web3 Warsaw 2026 returns to the Polish capital on September 9–10, taking over the Palace of Culture and Science during Blockchain Week Warsaw. The conference is presented as Eastern Europe’s largest blockchain event, with 5,000+ attendees, 300+ speakers, and 100+ exhibitors expected.

The program runs across four themed stages, with sessions in English and Polish, plus exhibition access, side events, networking, and awards programming.

Topics include Web3, AI, blockchain, gaming, NFTs, DeFi, infrastructure, regulation, L2 scaling, ZK, RWA tokenization, and digital policy.

Four stages, two languages

Content runs across four themed stages over the two days, with sessions in both English and Polish – opening the program to Warsaw's local community alongside attendees from across Europe and beyond. The 300+ speakers span tech, AI, and blockchain, from founders and builders to investors and researchers.

Beyond the main stage

The conference is more than its keynotes and panels. A Hackathon puts developers to work on real Web3 challenges, an Awards Night recognizes standout startups and founders, and 50+ curated side events run across the city throughout Warsaw Blockchain Week – making the surrounding week as much the draw as the main event.

Who's speaking

The lineup brings together voices from across the space, including Leslie Motta (UN Speaker, Crypto at the Border), Matthias Mende (Founder & CEO, Bonuz), Mark B. Richardson (Project Lead, Bancor Protocol), Sander Görtjes (Co-Founder & CEO, HELLO Labs), and Ernesto Contreras (Founder & CEO, Unalivio), with the main-stage roster still being finalized.

Tickets

Tickets are on sale now across four tiers – General, Business, VIP, and the premium Whale – with access scaling from the exhibition zone and stages up to VIP and Whale networking zones, the official after-party, and a Michelin-starred dinner at the top tier.

Get 50% off with promo code MEDIA50. Offer applies to the general category only.