Incrypted Conference 2026 brought together the country’s crypto community, government regulators, and global industry voices under one roof on June 13 in Kyiv.
Running a major crypto conference in a city at war is not a logistical decision. It is a statement. On June 13, 2026, the Incrypted team made that statement clearly, hosting Incrypted Conference 2026 at the Parkovy Exhibition and Convention Centre in Kyiv. Around 2,000 people attended in person.
“Hosting an in-person conference in Kyiv during wartime is a deliberate choice. We believe that live communication and networking matter for the community, especially now. As long as Ukraine’s Web3 community keeps coming together, it keeps growing, and we’re doing everything we can to make that happen,” said Ivan Pavlovskyi, CEO of Incrypted.
This year, the conference expanded its format for the first time, running two parallel stages: the Main Stage for key industry discussions and the Workshop Stage for hands-on sessions. The entire third floor of Parkovy Centre was in use, including a VIP zone with exclusive activities for select attendees.
By the Numbers
- ~2,000 in-person attendees
- 3,100+ live stream views
- 8,000+ views of the Incrypted Online Conference held ahead of the event
- ~100 partners, speakers, and media partners combined
Government officials joined the stage to discuss crypto regulation in Ukraine and provide updates on the virtual assets bill. The panel included Yaroslav Zhelezniak, Member of Parliament and First Deputy Chair of the Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy; Oleksiy Semeniuk, Chair of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission; and Dmytro Nikolaievskyi, Chief Legal Officer at the Project Office of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.
Beyond regulation, the program covered market outlook and trends, trading strategies, risk management, and the role of artificial intelligence in Web3. Speakers included Andriy Hnatiuk (Co-Founder, Superteam Ukraine), Anton Dziuba (CEO and Co-Founder, DOUBLETOP), and crypto analyst Cryptomannn.
Binance Co-CEO Richard Teng and Binance CMO Rachel Conlan both recorded dedicated video addresses for conference attendees, adding global weight to an event rooted firmly in Kyiv.
Ahead of the offline event, the Incrypted team hosted the Incrypted Online Conference, gathering more than 8,000 views across platforms. Participants represented Binance, Kraken, 1inch, Solana, Base, OKX, Optimism Foundation, Cointelegraph Accelerator, NEAR Intents, Trezor, Mantle, Avalanche, CertiK, Limitless Labs, Kolo, and others.
Numerous partners set up booths on-site during the offline event. Attendees met project teams directly, tried products and services, and took part in prize giveaways throughout the day.
“Incrypted Conference is proof that Ukraine’s crypto industry keeps working and growing despite all the challenges we face. Our mission is to continue developing the community and providing a platform for knowledge sharing and meaningful connections, and we will keep doing that,” said Andriy Makarov, COO and Co-Founder of Incrypted.
Incrypted Conference is held annually as part of Ukrainian Blockchain Week, organized with the support of the Incrypted team in Kyiv. This year, UBW featured events from Binance, Solana Superteam, BingX, Solus, and Juscutum, drawing more than 10,000 attendees in total.
About Incrypted
Incrypted is Ukraine’s largest media outlet covering cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and the Web3 industry. Since 2017, the Incrypted team has been actively developing the local crypto community and organizing Ukraine’s largest crypto events, including Incrypted Conference and Ukrainian Blockchain Week.
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