Poznań, Poland, September 14th, 2026, Chainwire
Bitcoin Poland, Poland’s first Bitcoin-only conference, will take place at the Poznań Congress Center as part of Invest Cuffs, one of the country’s leading investment events.
The new format will bring Bitcoin Poland into the wider Invest Cuffs environment, giving participants access to both events with one ticket. The conference will feature a dedicated Bitcoin Poland area, shared exhibition space, and stages accessible to attendees of both Bitcoin Poland and Invest Cuffs.
By becoming part of Invest Cuffs, Bitcoin Poland aims to create a bridge between the Bitcoin ecosystem and the broader world of investing, traditional finance, fintech, entrepreneurship, and capital markets. The format is designed to bring Bitcoin-focused content to an audience that includes both crypto-native participants and professionals from more established financial sectors.
Bitcoin Poland is being launched under the theme “Hard Money, Bright Future” and aims to put Poland on the global Bitcoin map. The event will have an international character, bringing together Bitcoin entrepreneurs, investors, builders, educators, media, institutions, and people interested in Bitcoin’s role in the future of finance.
Unlike broader digital asset events, Bitcoin Poland is focused specifically on Bitcoin. The programme will explore Bitcoin as a financial, technological, social, and infrastructural phenomenon, with discussions designed for both experienced market participants and those seeking a more structured understanding of Bitcoin.
Key topics expected to be covered include:
- Bitcoin in the global macroeconomic environment,
- institutional adoption,
- Bitcoin ETFs and capital flows,
- corporate treasury strategies,
- regulation in Europe,
- self-custody and asset security,
- payments and practical Bitcoin use cases,
- mining and energy,
- privacy and digital sovereignty,
- Bitcoin’s role in investment portfolios,
- the relationship between Bitcoin and traditional finance.
The conference will feature both Polish and international voices across the Bitcoin, investment, fintech, and financial markets landscape. Announced speakers include Michael Terpin, Giovanni Santostasi, Arash Nasri, Yves Choueifaty, Valentin Kosanovic, Adrian Zduńczyk, Paulina Tylus, Filip Pawczyński, Krzysztof Piech, and other experts from Poland and abroad.
The integration with Invest Cuffs gives Bitcoin Poland a distinctive position in the Central European market. It places Bitcoin-focused education, debate, and networking directly within a broader investment conference environment, allowing attendees from both communities to meet, exchange perspectives, and explore where Bitcoin fits within the future of finance.
“Bitcoin Poland was created to connect two worlds: Bitcoin and traditional finance. By taking place as part of Invest Cuffs, we can bring the Bitcoin conversation into a setting where investors, entrepreneurs, and financial market participants already meet. This creates an opportunity to discuss Bitcoin in a serious, international, and business-oriented context,” says Zuzanna Henshaw, who is involved in developing media partnerships for Bitcoin Poland.
Bitcoin Poland will take place on 5–6 October 2026 at the Poznań Congress Center as part of Invest Cuffs.
More information about the event:
bitcoin-poland.com
Tickets:
bitcoin-poland.com
About Bitcoin Poland
Bitcoin Poland is Poland’s first Bitcoin-only conference, taking place on 5–6 October 2026 at the Poznań Congress Center as part of Invest Cuffs. The event brings together the Bitcoin community, investors, entrepreneurs, fintech leaders, traditional finance professionals, institutions, builders, media, and people interested in Bitcoin’s role in the future of finance.
The conference was created with the ambition of putting Poland on the global Bitcoin map and building a bridge between the Bitcoin ecosystem and the wider investment and financial community in Central Europe.
Contact
Zuza Henshaw
zuza@bitcoin-poland.com
Disclaimer
This article is provided for information only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.
