Web3 Warsaw 2026 will take place on September 9–10 in Warsaw, bringing together founders, developers, investors, researchers and technology companies working across blockchain, artificial intelligence, gaming and NFTs.
The two-day conference will feature more than 300 speakers across four themed stages, alongside an exhibition area, networking sessions, a hackathon and an awards ceremony. Organisers are also planning more than 50 side events throughout Warsaw Blockchain Week.
Web3 Warsaw 2026 Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Dates | September 9–10, 2026 |
| Location | Warsaw, Poland |
| Main topics | Blockchain, AI, gaming and NFTs |
| Programme | Four themed stages |
| Speakers | More than 300 |
| Additional activities | Hackathon, awards night and 50+ side events |
Four Stages Covering Web3 and Emerging Technology
The programme will examine blockchain infrastructure, artificial intelligence, digital assets, gaming and the wider development of decentralised applications.
This reflects a broader shift across European blockchain conferences toward payments, tokenisation, institutional adoption and regulation.
Sessions will be delivered across English and Polish programming, giving international attendees access to the wider European ecosystem while maintaining a strong connection with Poland’s technology community.
From Blockchain Infrastructure to Real-World Adoption
Web3 Warsaw is expected to place particular emphasis on projects moving beyond speculation toward practical applications.
That includes payment infrastructure, stablecoins, decentralised networks and enterprise adoption. Traditional financial companies are already taking more active roles in blockchain systems, with MoneyGram joining Solana as a validator and infrastructure partner.
The programme also arrives as major crypto platforms reconsider how their networks should support trading, payments and applications. Coinbase’s decision to refocus Base on infrastructure, stablecoins and financial services illustrates the type of strategic change likely to shape conference discussions.
Confirmed Speakers
The announced speaker list includes:
- Leslie Motta, UN speaker and Crypto at the Border advocate
- Matthias Mende, founder and CEO of Bonuz
- Alec Goh, head of HTX Ventures
- Sander Görtjes, co-founder and CEO of HELLO Labs
- Diego Borgo, adviser to Web3 founders
- Crimsonclad, Web3 and blockchain educator
- Jakub Bartoszek, founder and CEO of Cashify
Additional speakers are expected to be announced before the event.
Hackathon, Awards and Side Events
The conference will extend beyond panel discussions and keynote presentations.
A hackathon will give developers an opportunity to work on practical Web3 challenges, while the awards night will recognise startups, founders and service providers. More than 50 side events will also run across Warsaw, creating additional opportunities for workshops, meetings and community networking.
Web3 Warsaw 2026 Ticket Options
The official ticket structure currently includes:
- General — $50: Exhibition, stages and side events
- Business — $100: General access plus the official after-party
- VIP — $500: VIP networking, food, drinks and networking app access
- Whale — $1,000: VIP benefits plus a dedicated networking area and Michelin-starred dinner
Ticket availability and inclusions may change as the event approaches.
What Attendees Can Expect
Web3 Warsaw 2026 is designed for professionals seeking partnerships, investment opportunities, technical knowledge and access to the Central and Eastern European technology ecosystem.
Its combination of conference sessions, builder activities, and citywide events gives attendees several ways to engage with blockchain, AI, and gaming projects beyond the main stage.
