Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 Highlights Key Topics with Jack Mallers Leading Discussions on Finance and Self-Custody
Join Jack Mallers at Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 for key insights on finance, privacy, and self-custody in the digital currency landscape.
Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 Conference Overview
A significant event in the cryptocurrency realm, Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026, is currently taking place at the SugarFactory, spanning the dates of November 5 and 6. This conference is spotlighting critical topics such as institutional investment strategies, European regulatory trends, cryptocurrency mining, and the principles of self-custody.
Keynote Speakers and Sessions
On the agenda for November 6, attendees can look forward to a keynote address by Jack Mallers, the founder and CEO of Strike, who will take the stage on the Treasury Stage at 16:15 CET. Additionally, Mallers will engage in a fireside chat session alongside Robert Breedlove from 13:00 to 13:30 CET in a segment known as The Deep.
Another important highlight of the day is a self-custody panel scheduled from 12:00 to 12:30 CET featuring industry leaders like Francesco Madonna from BitVault, Douglas Bakkum of BitBox, and Moti Joseph of Wesatoshis Labs.
For those interested in deepening their understanding of Bitcoin’s infrastructure, Sjors Provoost and Aaron van Wirdum will lead a Bitcoin Core 32 session at the Proof-of-Work Stage from 14:00 to 15:00 CET. Following this, an institutional investment panel will take place from 14:25 to 14:55 CET, bringing insights from Strive Chief Investment Officer Ben Werkman and StoneX’s Cormac Dinan under the moderation of TD Cowen’s Lance Vitanza.
Note that entrance to The Deep session requires a Whale Pass. For further details, including the complete schedule and ticket purchasing, interested individuals are encouraged to visit bitcoin.amsterdam.
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