Paris Blockchain Week 2026: -15% On All Tickets With Our Exclusive Cointribune Code
On April 15 and 16, 2026, Paris becomes once again the global capital of digital assets. Paris Blockchain Week sets up once more at the Carrousel du Louvre for two days of conferences, networking, and high-level institutional meetings. Good news: Cointribune readers benefit from an exclusive 15% discount on all ticket sales with the code PBWCT15.
In brief
- A major institutional event: more than 10,000 participants, 300 speakers, and leaders from major institutions like BlackRock, J.P. Morgan or Fidelity gathered in Paris.
- Three levels of passes: Pro, VIP Investor and VIP Max, with benefits ranging from access to conferences to the Royal Dinner and the Startup Competition deal flow.
- -15% for Cointribune readers: the code PBWCT15 reduces the price of all tickets, with crypto payment possible via Oveit.
Why PBW 2026 is different from other crypto conferences
Paris Blockchain Week is no longer just a crypto conference. It has become, in just a few editions, the event where traditional finance and digital assets stop observing each other to finally start a dialogue.
The 2026 edition illustrates this better than ever. Among confirmed speakers are leaders from BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Fidelity, Deutsche Bank, S&P Global, and Invesco, alongside European regulators like Natasha Cazenave (ESMA) and renowned economists like Nouriel Roubini (NYU). Representatives from Morgan Stanley, Citi, BNY, and the London Stock Exchange are also expected.
The program themes reflect this institutional shift: tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), MiCA framework, stablecoins and payment infrastructures, custody models, Bitcoin strategies in corporate treasury. Topics that go far beyond the circle of crypto enthusiasts and now concern every finance, compliance, or consulting professional.
In numbers, the event gathers each year more than 10,000 participants from over 100 countries, including more than 70% C-suite executives. 450 journalists cover the event for media such as Bloomberg, Forbes, and CoinMarketCap. 300 speakers take the stage on various platforms. And a Startup Competition involves over 1,000 founders worldwide competing for a prize pool of more than 10 million dollars.
The setting also adds to the atmosphere: the Carrousel du Louvre for the main conference, and an invitation-only evening at the Château de Versailles for the most exclusive guests.
-15% on all tickets: how to use the PBWCT15 code
Before detailing the available passes, here is the essential information to remember.
Cointribune readers benefit from an exclusive promotional code valid on the entire PBW 2026 ticketing: the code PBWCT15, which offers 15% discount at checkout.
How to use it:
- Go to parisblockchainweek.com/tickets
- Choose the pass that matches your profile
- Enter the code PBWCT15 during checkout
- The 15% discount is applied immediately
Payment in crypto is accepted via the Oveit platform, in addition to traditional payment methods.
⚠️ Beware of Early Bird rates: prices rise in stages over time. The earlier you book, the more significant the savings — the PBWCT15 code applies to the price in effect at the time of your purchase.
Available PBW passes: which one suits you?
The 2026 ticketing is structured into three levels, each targeting a specific profile.
The Pro pass — full access for industry professionals
Listed price: €1,399 (Early Bird) — about €1,189 with the PBWCT15 code
The Pro pass gives access to the entire exhibition hall and all stages over two days, workshops, the live Startup Competition, the networking app, and the official PBW evening with champagne cocktail.
It is the reference ticket for a developer, consultant, journalist, or any professional wishing to attend the conferences, meet peers, and explore the ecosystem.
The VIP Investor pass — for those seeking qualified deal flow
Listed price: €2,499 (Early Bird) — about €2,124 with the PBWCT15 code
In addition to all Pro benefits, the VIP Investor grants access to the VIP lounge both days, over 100 pre-screened startup decks, a vote on the selection of Startup Competition finalists, and an exclusive breakfast between investors and finalist founders.
This pass is designed for funds, family offices, business angels, and corporate ventures looking to identify investment opportunities in a structured environment.
The VIP Max pass — the ultimate experience
Listed price: €3,999 (Early Bird) — about €3,399 with the PBWCT15 code
The VIP Max combines all Pro and VIP Investor benefits and adds two elements without equivalent in the standard ticketing.
First, the Royal Dinner: a private dinner reserved for executives and VIP guests, held at an exceptional venue (to be announced), designed for high-level exchanges between institutional finance and digital asset leaders. This is where real partnerships are forged, away from the noise of a 10,000-person event.
Second, full access to the VIP lounge throughout the event, in an environment designed to maximize quality over quantity of interactions.
For an executive, capital allocator, or founder seeking top-tier investors, VIP Max is not an extravagant expense. It is structured access to the right people, at the right time, in the right setting.
What you would miss by not attending PBW
PBW 2026 is not just another event on the European crypto calendar. Several dynamics converge to make it a pivotal edition.
The entry into force of MiCA reconfigures the European market. Financial institutions no longer timidly test blockchain via isolated proof-of-concepts: they deploy production infrastructures and allocate significant capital. Being in Paris in April means accessing market intelligence before it is published in paid reports.
The Startup Competition is one of the largest in Europe with more than 10 million dollars in prizes. For founders, it is direct exposure to the best funds in the industry. For investors, it is a stream of pre-qualified deal flow across three distinct verticals.
The institutional program also includes dedicated days — Bitcoin treasury, stablecoins, payment infrastructure, regulatory roundtables — accessible according to the chosen pass level.
What those who attended say
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, described PBW as “fastest growing Tech & AI conference in Europe, and maybe in history.” Chris Donovan, COO of Near Foundation, praised “excellent content and a productive networking environment.” Marina Ferrari, former French Secretary of State in charge of Digital Affairs, described the event as “a must-attend meeting in Europe for the Web3 sector.”
Feedback on the Paris Blockchain Week reflects a simple reality: when the right stakeholders are in the same room, value is created.
Yes. The code offers 15% off on Pro, VIP Investor and VIP Max passes.
The code is valid throughout the entire ticket sales period. However, prices increase in stages (Early Bird, then standard rate). The earlier you book, the greater the absolute value savings.
Yes, via the Oveit platform, accessible from the official PBW tickets page.
At the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, on April 15 and 16, 2026. An exclusive evening is held at the Château de Versailles (by invitation).
The Pro pass is the natural entry point. If you are an active investor or a founder raising funds, the VIP Investor offers access to deal flow and dinners that justify the price difference — especially with the 15% discount.
A global competition bringing together more than 1,000 founders, with a prize pool of more than 10 million dollars spread across several verticals. The VIP Investor and VIP Max passes include access to decks and voting rights on the selection of finalists.
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