Bitcoin Poland 2026 Brings a Bitcoin-Only Conference to Poznań with Invest Cuffs
Bitcoin Poland 2026 will take place on October 5–6, 2026, at Poznań Congress Center in Poznań, Poland, as part of Invest Cuffs. One ticket gives attendees access to both events, combining a dedicated Bitcoin programme with a broader investment and finance conference.
Described by its organisers as Poland’s first major Bitcoin-only conference, Bitcoin Poland will bring together investors, entrepreneurs, developers, financial institutions and the international Bitcoin community.
The event’s theme is “Hard money. Bright future.” Its aim is to strengthen Poland’s place in the international Bitcoin ecosystem and create opportunities for education, business discussions and collaboration across Central Europe.
One ticket for Bitcoin Poland and Invest Cuffs
The collaboration with Invest Cuffs gives attendees access to both the Bitcoin community and a wider audience of investors, businesses and financial professionals.
The format includes a shared exhibition area, a dedicated Bitcoin Poland zone and access to stages across both events. Participants can explore the Bitcoin programme alongside discussions covering traditional finance, capital markets and financial technology.
“Bitcoin Poland is being created to bring together two worlds: Bitcoin and traditional finance. By being part of Invest Cuffs, we can bring the conversation about Bitcoin into a space where investors, entrepreneurs and financial market professionals already meet,” says Zuzanna Henshaw, who works on media partnerships for Bitcoin Poland.
Bitcoin Poland 2026 agenda
The conference will examine Bitcoin’s role in finance, technology and society, with a programme covering:
Bitcoin and the global macroeconomic outlook.
Institutional adoption, ETFs and capital flows.
Corporate treasury strategies and Bitcoin’s role in investment portfolios.
European regulation, self-custody and the security of Bitcoin holdings.
Payments and practical applications of Bitcoin.
Bitcoin mining and energy.
Privacy and digital sovereignty.
Across two stages, the programme will feature talks, panel discussions and workshops, with sessions in English and Polish.
The discussions will address questions relevant to both experienced market participants and newcomers: how institutions approach Bitcoin, how businesses can use it, and what individuals need to understand about ownership, security and adoption.
Session details and timings are available in the Bitcoin Poland conference agenda.
Speakers from Poland and abroad
The announced speaker line-up includes Michael Terpin, Giovanni Santostasi, Arash Nasri, Adrian Zduńczyk, Paulina Tylus, Filip Pawczyński and Krzysztof Piech.
Their backgrounds span investment, corporate treasury, market analysis, financial services, academic research and the Bitcoin ecosystem.
The official speaker page provides the current line-up and information about participants.
Networking and partnership opportunities
By taking place within Invest Cuffs, Bitcoin Poland gives companies, media and community organisations an opportunity to reach people across Bitcoin and traditional finance in one location.
For attendees, the shared format creates opportunities to meet founders, developers, investors and financial professionals throughout the two-day event.
The organisers are also inviting media outlets, creators, industry associations and community partners to support the event and contribute to discussions about Bitcoin in Poland and Central Europe.
Venue, dates and tickets
Bitcoin Poland 2026 takes place at Poznań Congress Center on October 5–6, 2026.
A single ticket provides access to both Bitcoin Poland and Invest Cuffs.
Visit the official Bitcoin Poland website for event information, or buy tickets for Bitcoin Poland and Invest Cuffs.
About Bitcoin Poland
Bitcoin Poland is a conference dedicated to Bitcoin and its ecosystem. It brings together the Bitcoin community, investors, entrepreneurs, developers and financial institutions to share knowledge, discuss practical adoption and build connections in Poland and across Central Europe.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a financial recommendation. Cryptocurrency investments carry high risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with financial advisors before making investment decisions.
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