PRESS RELEASE.
Dutch Blockchain Week 2025 (DBW25) is scheduled to take place from 19 to 25 May 2025, marking a significant milestone in the Netherlands’ blockchain landscape. This year heralds a new chapter as the Dutch Blockchain Days (DBD) and Dutch Blockchain Week (DBW) consolidate into a single, comprehensive week-long event. Combining the strengths of both, DBW25 will convene the Netherlands’ foremost Web3 organisations alongside leading international figures from the blockchain industry.
Bitvavo has been announced as the Main Partner for DBW25, joined by an impressive lineup of platinum partners with established reputations in the sector. The event is expected to attract Web3 professionals and enthusiasts from around the globe.
Industry-Leading Partnerships
Dutch Blockchain Week 2025 is supported by a broad coalition of prominent industry players, reflecting the depth and diversity of the blockchain ecosystem. Bitvavo will serve as the Main Sponsor and Partner, with additional support from organisations including Bybit, Decubate, OKX, Coinbase, Fireblocks, Talos, and ICONOMI. These partners will actively participate in the summit, hosting side events, delivering keynote addresses, and leading expert workshops. Further partnerships are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
Distinguished Speaker Lineup
This year’s confirmed speakers represent a wide spectrum of expertise from across the blockchain and broader technological sectors. The current lineup includes:
- Sean Bohan – Linux Foundation / Community Architect
- Max Rabinovitch – Chiliz / Chief Strategy Officer
- Joris Dekker – ABN AMRO / Market Infrastructures Expert
- Eric Faber – DNB / Lead of Innovation Cluster
- Guillaume Vergnas – Alpine F1 Team / Head of Merchandising, Licensing, Esports & Web3
- Sjuul Follings – AltCryptoGems / Founder and CEO
- Michael van de Poppe – MN Capital / Founder and CEO
- Martin Masser – TON Foundation / Chief Business Development Officer
Further speaker announcements will follow, ensuring that attendees benefit from a comprehensive range of insights and perspectives. Unlike many niche-focused events, DBW25 seeks to encompass the full breadth of the Web3 space, promoting knowledge-sharing and collaboration across disciplines.
Agenda Highlights
Dutch Blockchain Week 2025 will feature a dynamic schedule of activities catering to all aspects of the Web3 and crypto industries. The centrepiece of the week is the two-day Dutch Blockchain Summit, which will bring together international leaders to address key issues and emerging trends. Attendees can expect keynote presentations, mainstage panels, breakout sessions, exhibitor showcases, and immersive experiences.
The broader agenda includes:
- Hackathon– Collaborative development sessions to address real-world blockchain challenges
- Startup Competition– A platform for emerging projects to pitch to investors and key industry figures
- Dutch Blockchain Awards– Celebrating innovation and excellence within the blockchain ecosystem
- Investor Event– Facilitating connections between startups, entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists
- Sport Activities– Networking opportunities through recreational and physical engagements
Dutch Blockchain Week remains open to community-hosted initiatives. Organisations and individuals interested in contributing to the programme are encouraged to participate.
Ticket Sales and Early Bird Offers
Tickets for Dutch Blockchain Week 2025 are now available, with early bird discounts currently on offer. This flagship event offers a unique opportunity for investors, professionals, and newcomers alike to engage with leading figures, gain valuable insights, and explore the evolving future of Web3.
Early bird tickets are available now at discounted rates.
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