2026-01-04 23:42:38

Want to grasp the trends of the Web3 industry in 2026? You must pay attention to this conference list. From Asia to Europe, the top events in the cryptocurrency ecosystem are already scheduled.

Key events in the first half of the year include the Hong Kong Consensus Conference and ETHDenver, both of which are traditional "must-attend" in-person events. Following that, Paris Blockchain Week will become the focus of the European market, and Token2049 continues to maintain its influence within the industry.

The highlight of the second half is Bitcoin 2026, an event that once determined the annual buzz of the Bitcoin community. Meanwhile, Blockchain Week in Korea and Japan, along with the WEBX conference, represent Asia's ongoing commitment to the Web3 ecosystem.

13 conferences cover the latest developments and project roadmaps across various sectors such as DeFi, Layer2, NFT, and Staking. Whether you're a developer, investor, or ecosystem participant, this 2026 conference schedule is worth keeping—this will be a year of industry reshuffling and innovation explosion.

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pvt_key_collector

· 01-05 00:12

Alright, this checklist definitely needs to be saved, but the old problem remains—after a short trip, you're still broke. Token2049 is a must-go, others depend on the situation. Bitcoin 2026 headline? Feels like this year will be even more competitive than last year. ETHDenver says they'll attend every year, but in reality, the project teams are all at the parties. Hong Kong Consensus, did everyone who went last year make a profit? DeFi, Layer2, NFT... just hearing these makes me want to spend money. Choosing the right track is the real challenge. So many conferences, but why does it feel like tokens haven't increased in value? The problem is, conference tickets aren't cheap either. Is it worth splurging? Asia has plenty of events, Korea and Japan are both here, and the ecosystem is still active. The reshuffle needs to produce winners, or else everyone is just a runner-up.

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MemeKingNFT

· 01-05 00:11

Hong Kong Consensus Conference is back again. Did everyone who attended last time make a profit, or were they just cut again... Token2049 is still hyped up. I think it's just a place for some air projects to raise funds. Bitcoin 2026 headliner? Haha, sounds nice, but by then it will probably be another gathering of retail investors. 13 conferences? I doubt more than a few projects will survive until next year. The conference schedule is useless; on-chain data is the real truth, everyone. It's the same rhetoric every year—talking about industry reshuffling, but it's just our wallets getting shuffled. NFT track has been included, but right now, I feel like vomiting when I see NFTs. The pitfalls of digital collectibles are too deep. The bottom consensus is gone long ago; now it's just about slowly building a bottom. Last year, it was said to be a must-attend event, but project teams ran away, wallets were emptied—that's Web3, brother. Go with the trend and rise, or go with the trend and get trapped? The question is, who knows which way the trend is heading.

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BlockchainTherapist

· 01-05 00:11

Wow, once again "must follow," this phrase is used so frequently. Really, the core industry players are just a few, the rest are all hype. Will there be in-person attendees at the Hong Kong event this year? Where did everyone go last time? Token2049 still has highlights, but the tickets are insanely expensive. Will 2026 truly be a "reshuffle"? They said the same last year. Is Bitcoin the headline in 2026? I bet fifty cents this is just another options contract cash grab. Conference schedule? My schedule is just holding coins and waiting to die. 13 sessions? Better find a reliable project instead of always chasing conferences.

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PuzzledScholar

· 01-05 00:03

While bottom-fishing, I also want to catch the conference schedule. Fine, I’ll buy that. --- It's that time of year again—"must attend in person." My flight budget is crying. --- How many years has Token2049 maintained its popularity? Indeed, the conference economy is the perpetual motion machine. --- Is Bitcoin 2026 real, or just another hype? Let's wait and see. --- Hong Kong Consensus, ETHDenver, Paris, Token2049, Bitcoin 2026... If I attend them all, I’ll go broke. --- 13 conferences sound impressive, but most project teams probably look the same. --- The fate of investors is running around listening to BPs, exhausting. --- The phrase "industry reshuffle" comes around every year. --- Asian conferences are piling up, and Europe is joining the fun. Looks like 2026 is really going to be a "shake-up."

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PumpStrategist

· 01-04 23:50

The pattern has formed, and the chip distribution indicates that this round of meeting cycles is a signal release. 13 conferences? It's better to focus on trading volume and market sentiment indicators rather than what is being said; there are too many buzzwords. If you're still chasing "must attend in person," you're typical of the leek mentality; the real money has long been hidden at the most probable nodes. Hong Kong consensus and Token2049 are said to be the focus every year, but what about the results? Interesting levels are never just talked about. The climax in the second half of the year? Ha, forecasting the market doesn't require so many meetings; technical support is enough. Honestly, the most valuable information has never been the conference agenda, but the abnormal movements in chips before the meeting. Everyone, look at the K-line yourself. After listening to 13 conferences, if you're still losing money, it means you got the direction wrong. Good grief, it's again "must pay attention" and "worth collecting," really packaging anxiety as opportunity. Instead of rushing to meetings, it's better to make money.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-04 23:43

Hong Kong Consensus + ETHDenver is a sure thing, just these two events are enough this year Token2049 is forever the god, whether Bitcoin can surpass it by 2026 is really hard to say Participating in half of these events already makes you a winner, let's first fill up the wallet Another year of the harvest season, I only care about which projects will rug Actions on this side of Asia are indeed significant, but the real opportunity is on the European side Honestly, I just hope Bitcoin by 2026 can give a clear signal, otherwise it's all in vain Saved it, but I bet five bucks I can't even attend a single one

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