Bitcoin 2026 is heading to Las Vegas
Bitcoin 2026 takes place April 27-29 at The Venetian in Las Vegas. The first agenda is out, and the confirmed speaker list already shows where this year’s conference is leaning: toward regulation, policy, and institutional Bitcoin adoption.
The speaker list
Michael Saylor is confirmed. So are Paul Atkins (SEC Chairman) and Mike Selig (CFTC Chairman) – notably, one of the first times both regulators appear together at a Bitcoin event, at a moment when landmark U.S. digital asset legislation is moving through Congress.
Senator Cynthia Lummis returns as the architect of the BITCOIN Act, which proposes a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve of up to 1 million BTC. Jack Mallers, who now leads both Strike and Twenty One, is on the list alongside Eric Trump of American Bitcoin, Adam Back of Blockstream, David Marcus of Lightspark, and Simon Gerovich of Metaplanet.
David Bailey, who helped push Bitcoin policy into the 2024 U.S. presidential race, adding to a speaker list that covers protocol, policy, mining, and corporate treasury.
What’s happening on April 27
Pro Day opens with Code & Country, a separate program where members of Congress, White House officials, and industry executives will discuss Bitcoin policy, AI compute infrastructure, energy, and national security. It’s a separate track from the main conference floor and available with a Pro Pass.
Why this one matters
Past editions of Bitcoin Conference featured Trump, J.D. Vance, Ross Ulbricht, Edward Snowden, and David Sacks. This year’s event comes at a different stage for Bitcoin in the U.S. Regulators are now part of the conversation, public companies keep adding BTC to treasury strategies, and Congress is actively debating digital asset legislation.
The speaker list is still expanding.
Bitcoin 2026 takes place April 27-29 at The Venetian, Las Vegas. Full agenda at 2026.b.tc/agenda.
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