A two-day experience at Maloka on August 27-28 positions the event as a practical gateway to the region’s digital economy.
BOGOTÁ, Colombia – August 7, 2026 – Cripto Latin Fest, one of Latin America’s leading gatherings focused on digital assets, blockchain, Web3 and emerging technologies, will hold its 9th edition on August 27 and 28, 2026, at Maloka in Bogotá. The event positions itself as more than a conference: a hands-on experience designed for professionals, investors, entrepreneurs and newcomers seeking clarity on the evolving digital economy.
Cripto Latin Fest integrates cryptocurrency, blockchain, Web3 and artificial intelligence in a practical context, exploring how these technologies connect, the problems they solve, and their real-world applications in business, investment and digital development across Latin America. Attendees will gain insights into current market dynamics, actionable opportunities, direct connections with experts and the ecosystem, and strategic first steps beyond market hype.
Santiago Guzman, Executive Director of Cripto Latin Fest, emphasized the strategic evolution and profound impact of this year’s gathering:
“This 9th edition marks a defining turning point for Latin America’s technological landscape. We aren’t just talking about digital assets anymore; we are bridging the gap between decentralized innovation, institutional reality, and everyday economic solutions. From introducing our dedicated AI Zone and institutional-grade Business Days to connecting global leaders with the local ecosystem, Cripto Latin Fest continues to be the epicenter where ideas transform into actionable enterprise and long-term regional growth.”
The previous edition drew participants from more than 10 countries and featured over 100 speakers of international stature. It showcased more than 100 innovative blockchain projects, with 97% of attendees returning year after year, underscoring the event’s standing as a recurring reference point for the region’s digital economy.
The program features national and international speakers, panels, conferences and networking opportunities. Confirmed speakers include Rodolfo Andragnes (Founder of LABITCONF and ONG Bitcoin Argentina), Ana Karina Caudillo (Regional Manager LATAM at OKX), Francisco Carvalho (Founder & CEO of Blockchain in Rio), Luis Almonte (crypto educator) and Nubia Abril (Leader of the Financial Cluster at the Chamber of Commerce), joined by additional specialists from Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, Chile and El Salvador.
Tickets are available now at criptolatinfest.com, with three access levels: General ($33.50 USD), granting both days of conferences, panels, exhibition stands and networking; VIP ($334 USD), adding a welcome cocktail, exclusive VIP zone, meals, high-impact networking and a limited-edition kit; and BLACK ($679 USD), which further includes an exclusive Bogotá city tour on August 29 featuring iconic sites such as Monserrate, Chorro de Quevedo and local markets.
The venue, Maloka, offers an interactive setting in Bogotá, ideal for innovation-focused gatherings. Side-event proposals are also being accepted for complementary activities during the festival.
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About Cripto Latin Fest
Cripto Latin Fest is one of the most important Spanish-speaking events in Latin America dedicated to digital assets, blockchain, trading, innovation and technology. Founded by Santiago Guzmán and Luisa F. Sierra, it has grown into a key platform connecting the regional ecosystem through education, networking and real-world applications. More information is available at criptolatinfest.com.
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