Web3 Warsaw 2026 kicks off on September 9 and 10, drawing more than 5,000 attendees to Poland’s capital for Eastern Europe’s biggest blockchain event. This year’s edition expands sharply, promising over 300 speakers and 100 exhibitors across sectors such as Tech, NFTs, Gaming, and AI. The conference forms the centerpiece of Blockchain Week Warsaw, spotlighting the latest Web3 trends and innovations.
The two-day program unfolds across four specialized stages with sessions in English and Polish, aiming to welcome both local participants and global visitors. Beyond presentations, the event offers a hackathon where developers compete by solving practical Web3 challenges, and an Awards Night recognizing standout startups and entrepreneurs. Attendees also get access to more than 50 side events, scattered around the city, providing ample networking opportunities throughout the week.
Industry Leaders Take the Stage
Notable speakers lined up include Leslie Motta, known for her work on crypto at the UN border initiatives, Matthias Mende of Bonuz, and Mark B. Richardson from the Bancor Protocol. The roster also features Sander Görtjes of HELLO Labs, Diego Borgo advising Web3 founders, and Ernesto Contreras of Unalivio. Organizers continue to finalize the main-stage lineup, promising a rich mix of perspectives from across the blockchain ecosystem.
Designed to bring together startups, enterprises, researchers, and experts, Web3 Warsaw 2026 aims to fuel cooperation and sustainable growth within emerging digital economies. The scale and diversity underline the region’s rising influence in shaping the Web3 future.
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