BITCOIN ASIA 2026 BRINGS FULL ENTERPRISE AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TRACK TO HONG KONG

Deal Day, the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium and Enterprise focus experience give companies, investors, and operators a dedicated business environment at Asia’s largest Bitcoin conference — August 27–28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

HONG KONG, July 27, 2026 —Bitcoin Asia 2026 draws attendees from every corner of the Bitcoin world: longtime holders, open-source developers, curious newcomers, miners, policy watchers, and builders of every kind. For those coming to Hong Kong with a specific business agenda, the conference offers a concentrated track of enterprise and B2B programming — Deal Day, and the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium — running alongside and integrated with the full two-day event at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) on August 27–28.

Hong Kong is a natural setting for this programming. The city has become one of the world’s most active regulatory sandboxes for digital assets, having introduced a licensing framework for virtual asset service providers, approved Bitcoin ETFs, and signaled continued openness to institutional digital asset activity. For companies looking to engage with capital and counterparts across Asia-Pacific, Hong Kong offers access to the region’s deepest financial networks.

Bitcoin Asia 2026 is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees from 125+ countries. The event is presented by Metaplanet, a Tokyo-listed Bitcoin treasury company, and organized by BTC Inc., a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc. (NASDAQ: NAKA).

Deal Day: Structured Capital Matchmaking

Deal Day is a high-efficiency, invitation-only event held on August 27 at HKCEC, connecting Bitcoin companies with banks, funds, and research analysts in a focused, deal-oriented setting. It is not a conference floor or open networking session as every participant is vetted, and every meeting is pre-scheduled. Presenting companies host from a designated meeting space on the HKCEC floor, with 30-minute one-on-one meetings running throughout the day. Ahead of the event, BTC Inc. curates meeting schedules for each company based on their goals. A catered lunch and panel session run midday, followed by a closing Deal Summit Evening Reception.

The format is purpose-built for Finance, Investor Relations, Strategy, and Fundraising leads. It is the best place for the people who come to move deals, not attend panels.

At Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas, Deal Day brought together 23 presenting companies and 23 investing partners for 200+ structured meetings. Presenting companies included Kraken, Metaplanet, BitGo, Strive, Bitdeer, Nakamoto, Fold, iTrust Capital, and Unchained, among others. Capital allocators and financial institutions included Barclays, TD Securities, Société Générale, Scotiabank, Cantor Fitzgerald, Bitwise, Cohen & Company Capital Markets, B. Riley, UTXO Management, and Sora Ventures. Deal Day Asia 2026 builds on that foundation, bringing the same structured format to one of Asia-Pacific’s most active financial centers.

Participation is invite-only. Companies and investors interested in participating should confirm their interest with BTC Inc., after which attendee details and meeting objectives are collected to build the curated schedule. Experience upgrades — including private meeting rooms, Bitcoin Asia Whale Passes, and Deal Day branding — are available for confirmed participants.

One Floor: The Institutional Program

The institutional program at Bitcoin Asia 2026 runs on one open floor at HKCEC, anchored by the BFC Symposium stage at one end and Deal Day at the other. The configuration brings together the three sides of the corporate Bitcoin ecosystem in one room: corporate treasuries (CEOs, CFOs, and boards from public companies managing or evaluating Bitcoin on the balance sheet); capital allocators (fund managers, family office principals, and institutional investors); and infrastructure partners (custody providers, OTC desks, legal, accounting, and treasury advisors serving the ecosystem).

At the center of that floor is the Deal Flow Zone: a dedicated hub for one-on-one business meetings with in-app table booking, giving attendees structured access to the companies, counterparts, and capital in the room. For the banks, funds, and research analysts in attendance, the floor provides direct access to vetted companies in a setting built for productive conversation.

Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium

The Bitcoin for Corporations (BFC) Symposium returns to Hong Kong on August 27, bringing together the leaders driving Bitcoin’s institutional growth. Held at HKCEC from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the Symposium is designed for those actively deploying capital, building businesses, and shaping how Bitcoin is adopted across the global economy.

The BFC Symposium focuses on how businesses are putting bitcoin to work. It brings together companies adding bitcoin to their balance sheets alongside the firms building the infrastructure and financial products that support the ecosystem. Discussions center on implementation, with sessions covering governance, capital formation, yield strategies, and the operational decisions organizations face as Bitcoin becomes an increasingly important part of global business.

Hong Kong follows successful BFC Symposiums in Las Vegas and New York, with Amsterdam next in November 2026. At the New York event, the Metaplanet keynote was the Symposium’s most-viewed session, reflecting growing interest in Bitcoin among institutional audiences.

Access to the Bitcoin for Corporations Symposium is included with a GA+ Pass or Whale Pass for Bitcoin Asia 2026.

“Hong Kong sits at the center of the conversation between Eastern capital markets and the global Bitcoin ecosystem,” said Brandon Green, CEO of BTC Inc. “The Bitcoin Asia networking opportunities, Deal Day, and BFC Symposium together give companies and investors the infrastructure to turn that conversation into outcomes.”

Accessing the B2B Track: GA+ Pass

Attendees who want to engage with the business programming layer of Bitcoin Asia, including the Deal Flow Zone, in-app meeting scheduling, curated networking opportunities, and priority main stage seating, can do so through the GA+ Pass, available at $187. GA+ holders also receive access to the Networking Lounge and a dedicated check-in desk. The BFC Symposium requires a GA+ or Whale Pass by invite. Deal Day participation is separately credentialed through the application process.

Full pass options and Deal Day applications are available at https://asia.b.tc/networking and https://asia.b.tc/institutional.

About BTC Inc.BTC Inc. is the world’s leading Bitcoin media enterprise, operating Bitcoin Magazine, the Bitcoin Conference, and Bitcoin for Corporations. Through its media, events, and educational platforms, BTC Inc. delivers trusted news, research, and experiences that advance Bitcoin adoption among individuals, institutions, and enterprises worldwide.BTC Inc. is a subsidiary of Nakamoto Inc. (NASDAQ: NAKA), a publicly held Bitcoin company that owns and operates a global portfolio of Bitcoin-native enterprises.

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