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What are the biggest crypto events in 2025–2026?

Some of the largest and most anticipated crypto events include ETHGlobal, TOKEN2049, Consensus by CoinDesk, Paris blockchain Week, and IVS crypto. You can find a full, updated list on our crypto Events Calendar.

What types of people attend blockchain conferences?

crypto conferences attract startup founders, Web3 developers, VCs, investors, marketers, journalists, and ecosystem contributors. It's the best place to network across the crypto and blockchain industry.

Why should I attend a crypto event in person?

In-person events help you meet investors, get press exposure, discover new tools, and build relationships in the Web3 space. Many deals and partnerships start with a handshake at a booth or side event.

What's the best way to prepare for a Web3 conference?

Define clear goals (networking, funding, exposure), research speakers, sponsors, and side events, book meetings in advance, download the event's networking app to connect easily, and pack branded swag or pitch decks if needed.

How do I book meetings in advance for crypto events?

Start by identifying who you want to meet — founders, investors, journalists, or partners — and reach out 1–2 weeks before the event via LinkedIn, Telegram, or email. A great way to find interesting companies is by browsing the event's speaker page — note the projects represented and reach out to the speaker or someone more relevant from their team via LinkedIn or tools like Apollo. Most events also have Telegram groups or networking apps where you can connect early. Keep it short and clear when reaching out.

How do I find crypto events by location or date?

Use filters in our crypto Events Calendar to browse by region (e.g. Asia, Europe, Online) or by month. We also list side events and fringe meetups during major conferences.

What's the difference between crypto events and blockchain conferences?

The terms are often used interchangeably. Generally, "crypto events" tend to focus more on tokens, DeFi, and trading, while "blockchain conferences" cover broader tech and enterprise adoption topics.

Are there free crypto events I can attend?

Yes — many meetups, hackathons, side events, and virtual conferences are free to attend. Check our calendar and filter for "Free Entry" events or "Online Only."

How do I promote my crypto event?

You can submit your event to our calendar here, or work with MarketAcross — the leading crypto PR partner — to get guaranteed press coverage across top crypto media outlets.

How can I get a speaking slot at a crypto event?

Most events open speaker applications months in advance. You'll usually need a strong topic, a relevant project or title, and possibly past speaking experience. Some also accept panel suggestions.

What are side events at crypto conferences, and why are they important?

Side events are unofficial meetups, parties, and workshops that happen around major crypto conferences. They're often where the most valuable networking takes place — with founders, VCs, and builders connecting in smaller, high-impact settings. Most are free but require separate RSVP. You can find them via event Telegram groups, Luma or our crypto Events Calendar.

How do crypto event organizers get media coverage?

They typically work with crypto PR agencies or use distribution platforms like Chainwire to ensure their announcements reach top crypto news outlets during or before the event.

Are crypto conferences safe to attend?

Most major events are well-organized, but like any industry event, you should be cautious about phishing, scams, and wallet security. Never scan QR codes or connect wallets unless you trust the source.

Can I find investors at crypto events?

Yes — many VCs attend crypto events to find deal flow. If you're raising, bring a short pitch, have a demo ready, and look for investor-focused mixers or side events.