Exciting New Speakers Announced for 2026 CfC St. Moritz Blockchain Conference

Exciting New Speakers Announced for 2026 CfC St. Moritz

As we gear up for the much-anticipated 2026 edition of the CfC St. Moritz conference, the excitement is palpable. Happening from January 14-16, 2026, this prestigious event will feature an impressive lineup of notable speakers from various sectors closely tied to digital assets and blockchain.

Among the confirmed speakers are industry leaders such as Brad Garlinghouse, the CEO of Ripple; Lily Liu, President of the Solana Foundation; and Fred Thiel, Chairman and CEO of MARA Holdings. Each speaker brings a wealth of knowledge and perspective, ensuring that the discussions will cover a wide array of topics pertinent to the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.

In addition, influential figures include Sheila Warren, CEO of Project Liberty Institute, and Carlos Domingo, Founder and CEO of Securitize. Their participation highlights the commitment to fostering an in-depth dialogue that aligns with the conference's goal of bringing together vital players in the crypto, finance, and regulatory arenas.

Nicolo Stöhr, the CEO of the CfC St. Moritz, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "I'm delighted to announce our second group of speakers, each bringing unique expertise across crypto, regulation, traditional finance, and innovation. The breadth of these speakers underscores our goal to foster a truly integrated dialogue among the most influential voices in the ecosystem. As we approach 2026, I am confident that CfC St. Moritz will once again be the place where ideas converge, giving key leaders the platform they need to define the course for the year ahead in what is shaping up to be a momentous time."

Set in the breathtaking backdrop of Suvretta House in the Swiss Alps, the CfC St. Moritz stands out as a gathering point for global industry experts, investors, and regulators. The event is more than just a conference; it’s an intimate environment designed for productive discussions surrounding pressing issues and future trends in the digital assets industry. With only 250 places available, attendees are chosen carefully, ensuring that discussions remain relevant and targeted to the most pressing matters.

Applications to attend will be open as of October 15, 2025, with criteria focused on maintaining a high calibre of participants, ensuring that the high standards of the conference are upheld. Sheila Warren also noted the significance of this gathering, declaring that it comes at a pivotal time for the digital assets industry. As interest surges and regulations strengthen, she sees this conference as an extraordinary opportunity for leaders to share insights and shape the digital assets landscape together.

In addition to the main conference, the CfC St. Moritz tradition of hosting a Pre-Opening event on January 12 and 13 will continue. This signature event is designed for relaxed networking opportunities, enabling attendees to unwind before the full program kicks off. Activities, including skiing, snowshoeing, spa experiences, and private dining, will be available, showcasing the stunning Engadin Valley while fostering important connections in a more informal setting.

The CfC St. Moritz, conceived in 2017, aims to create a culture of genuine connection within the digital finance space. This year will mark the eighth in-person gathering, aligning leaders from various sectors, including traditional finance and the burgeoning crypto world. With its profound emphasis on collaboration and meaningful connections, the conference is set to make a significant impact on the industry's future direction.

For more details about the CfC St. Moritz and application information, interested parties can visit the official website. As we draw closer to the dates, anticipation builds for what promises to be another groundbreaking event at the intersection of finance, technology, and policy.