Arkade Day 2026
Arkade Day brings together executives, capital allocators, developers, product teams and ecosystem partners working across financial products and Bitcoin infrastructure.
Capital Sessions, co-hosted by H100 and Ark Labs
Bitcoin is entering traditional finance through financial products. Capital Sessions connects the allocators, treasury leaders, miners and investors deciding how to use Bitcoin with the issuers, lenders, custodians and trading teams building the products they need.
The opportunity extends well beyond holding the asset. Treasury companies are building businesses around their holdings, and new instruments for credit, income and protection are putting Bitcoin to work across portfolios and balance sheets.
Sander Andersen of H100 opens with a conversation on growing Bitcoin per share in Europe. Each panel that follows brings both sides of the market together, starting with what allocators need and then asking providers what it takes to deliver it.
Panel discussions include audience questions, time permitting. Further speakers will be announced shortly.
Schedule
Doors open at 09:30 CEST. Sessions run from 10:00 to 12:30, followed by a seated lunch with introductions until 13:45. Builder Lab, the public Arkade Day afternoon programme, begins at 14:00. Registration is by application, and the CHF 50 Capital Sessions ticket includes lunch and full-day access.
Builder Lab, public afternoon from 14:00
Builder Lab opens the afternoon to the wider developer and product community. Wallet teams, application developers, asset projects, solvers and liquidity providers will share products, integrations and work in progress across Arkade.
The afternoon focuses on what is being built, how it works and what still needs to be solved. Sessions will cover payments, assets, liquidity and the tools available to developers building on Arkade.
The afternoon-only Builder Lab ticket is free. Capital Sessions guests have full-day access, including the closing aperitivo.
More speakers and session details will be announced as they are confirmed.