CV SUMMIT 2026
CV SUMMIT 2026, a two-day seminar on blockchain, AI and virtual assets, takes place 29–30 September 2026 at Kongresshaus Zürich, Switzerland.
CV SUMMIT 2026 is a two-day seminar organised by CV Labs, scheduled for 29–30 September 2026 at Kongresshaus Zürich in Switzerland. The programme includes keynote talks, panel discussions, workshops and an expo area. It is an in-person event and is expected to bring together over 3,000 participants from around the world, with announced speakers including Sandy Kaul, Oscar Flores, Robby Yung, Ahmed Bin Sulayem and Dr Alexander Thoma. The event focuses on blockchain, AI and virtual property, covering topics such as Web3, virtual finance, AI integration and wealth technologies.
The summit serves the crypto and Web3 industry, with content relevant to blockchain, AI and digital assets. It is designed for a broad audience, from newcomers and builders to investors, executives and policymakers. Attendees typically include tech founders, venture capitalists, regulators, representatives from financial institutions and other decision-makers, making it a venue for networking and collaboration across these groups.
Why it matters
- Two days of keynotes, panels, workshops and an expo area covering Web3, virtual finance, AI integration and wealth technologies.
- Announced speakers include Sandy Kaul, Oscar Flores, Robby Yung, Ahmed Bin Sulayem and Dr Alexander Thoma.
- Organised by CV Labs and expected to draw over 3,000 global leaders, innovators, investors, institutions and policymakers.
Practical details
- Dates: 29–30 September 2026.
- Venue: Kongresshaus Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland; in-person format.
- Registration and event information are available on the official website: https://www.cvsummit.ch/#who-is-coming.
Announced speakers
Agenda, speakers and ticket availability can change. Confirm the details on the official event website before booking travel.
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