BTC Prague

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Europe's largest bitcoin-only conference, held each year at PVA EXPO PRAHA with roughly 10,000 attendees. Programming spans beginner-friendly talks, an industry day, and a community weekend, plus a large expo hall. More retail and culture than developer depth, and the crowds are real, so plan accordingly.

Next edition

BTC Prague 2027

May 6, 2027 – May 8, 2027 · PVA EXPO PRAHA · Prague , CZ

status: confirmed

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Frequently asked questions

When and where is BTC Prague 2026?
BTC Prague 2026 ran June 11-13, 2026 at PVA EXPO PRAHA in Prague, Czech Republic, per the organizer (https://btcprague.com). It is held each June, so future editions are typically mid-year too. Confirm exact dates and the venue for the next edition on the official site before booking, since they aren't locked in here.
Is BTC Prague the biggest Bitcoin conference in Europe?
Yes. As of June 2026 BTC Prague bills itself as Europe's largest bitcoin-only conference (https://btcprague.com), drawing roughly 10,000 attendees. It's still smaller than the US Bitcoin Conference, which pulls 30,000+. So it's big for Europe, not the biggest in the world... worth knowing if scale is what you're after.
Is BTC Prague good for beginners?
Yes. The programming spans beginner-friendly talks, an industry day, and a community weekend, which makes it more approachable than developer-focused events. The honest tradeoff: expect retail and culture over deep technical content, plus real crowds (around 10,000 people). If you're hunting protocol-level depth, a smaller cypherpunk event will serve you better.
How many people attend BTC Prague?
Roughly 10,000 attendees, with a large expo hall (https://btcprague.com). That's sizable for a bitcoin-only event, so the practical takeaway is logistics: book accommodation early, expect lines, and plan which talks and booths matter to you. The scale is the draw and the drawback... great for networking, less so for quiet conversation.
Is BTC Prague a Bitcoin-only conference?
Yes. It's explicitly bitcoin-only, with no altcoin or broader 'crypto' programming. That focus is the point: it keeps the agenda on Bitcoin itself rather than the Web3 grab-bag you'll find at mixed events. The flip side is it's a trade-show-scale gathering run by an organizer, so it leans culture and industry over grassroots.