Strategy to Host Corporate Bitcoin Conference 'Bitcoin for Corporations 2026'

A global conference in the US that positions Bitcoin as a core asset in corporate treasury strategy is set to take place. Strategy said it will host a Bitcoin conference for companies and institutions, 'Bitcoin for Corporations 2026 (Bitcoin for Corporations 2026)'.

Michael Saylor, Strategy's executive chairman, on the 23rd (local time) released the conference’s official agenda and plans via his X (X). In his post, Saylor said, “This year’s event will focus on three pillars of the digital economy—Digital Capital, Digital Credit, and Digital Money.”

The event will be held from February 24 to 25, 2026, at Wynn Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada. Global corporate executives, institutional investors, financial institutions, and service providers are set to attend to discuss corporate strategies using Bitcoin and shifts in capital markets.

On the first day, the 24th, a networking program centered on corporate and institutional participants will be held. High-density networking focused on capital strategy and collaboration opportunities around Bitcoin will be a key feature. On the same day, Saylor will deliver the keynote, explaining Bitcoin’s impact on corporate valuation and capital allocation.

The conference will also cover sessions related to Bitcoin-collateralized credit products. Issuers, banks, and institutional investors will take part to discuss the structure and risks of Bitcoin-based credit products and their role in portfolios. A stock analyst roundtable will then debate how Bitcoin is changing corporate financial models and investor perceptions.

On the second day, the 25th, institutional adoption and the regulatory environment will be addressed as key agenda items. Alongside case studies of Bitcoin treasury strategies by global companies, the conference will discuss regulatory trends across countries and structural changes in capital markets. Sessions will also include banks’ Bitcoin custody and lending, return strategies using derivatives, and topics such as tokenization and Bitcoin-based financial structures.