BTC Prague 2025

Attend Europe’s largest Bitcoin event, The BTC Prague 2025, returns for its 3rd edition from 19th to 21st June 2025 in Prague, Czech Republic. The event offers four types of passes to suit different needs: the Expo Pass provides access to the exhibition area and after-parties; the Conference Pass adds entry to the main stages and networking tools; the Business Pass includes a dedicated B2B day and premium networking access; and the VIP Pass offers luxury perks like exclusive Q&A sessions, front-row seating, and concierge service Hosted By Btc Prague is the biggest Bitcoin-only event that takes place every year in Prague, the Czech Republic. Event Highlights • 100+ Curate world-class Bitcoin speakers in 4 stages • Talks with 100+ bitcoin companies showing their innovations • Join 10,000+ bitcoin enthusiasts for discussion, ideas, and inspiration Why Participate? • Increase your Bitcoin knowledge through expert-exclusive talks • Join top bitcoin companies and learn about their solution • Join with other Bitcoin users to share ideas and create a permanent relationship • Be a part of shaping the future of Bitcoin beyond Europe, and from it Speakers • Adam Back, CEO, Co-founder • Saifedean Ammous, Author • Mark Moss, CEO of Market Disruptors Join BTC Prague 2025 to immerse yourself in the Bitcoin movement, expand your network, and contribute to building a thriving Bitcoin future. For all ticketing-related queries. Click here

• Conference
  • All from EXPO
  • Access to 2-day conference
  • Access to all 3 stages
  • 170+ speakers
  • Main Stage Lounge & Bar
  392.21
• Bitcoin Expo
  • Europe's largest BTC Expo
  • Full access to 2-day Expo
  • 90+ companies
  • Expo Stage & Czech Stage
  • Food & chill zones
  62.53
• Business Pass
  • All from EXPO
  • All from CONFERENCE
  • Access to extra business day
  • 220+ speakers
  • B2B networking
  676.43
• VIP Pass
  • All from EXPO
  • All from CONFERENCE
  • All from BUSINESS
  • Free Bitkey hardware wallet
  • Stylish and intimate lounge
  2,069.07

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