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Jack Mallers Headlines Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 as Finance, Privacy and Self-Custody Take the Stage

AMSTERDAM, November 6, 2026 — Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 is underway at SugarFactory on November 5–6, 2026, with sessions covering institutional investment, European regulation, mining and self-custody.

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Jack Mallers Headlines Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026 as Finance, Privacy and Self-Custody Take the Stage
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Strike Founder and CEO Jack Mallers is scheduled to deliver a keynote on November 6, 2026, from 16:15–16:45 CET on the Treasury Stage. Mallers also joins Robert Breedlove for a fireside conversation from 13:00–13:30 CET on The Deep.

The November 6 programme includes a self-custody panel from 12:00–12:30 CET featuring Francesco Madonna of BitVault, Douglas Bakkum of BitBox and Moti Joseph of Wesatoshis Labs.

Sjors Provoost and Aaron van Wirdum present a Bitcoin Core 32 session from 14:00–15:00 CET on the Proof-of-Work Stage.

The Treasury Stage hosts an institutional investment panel from 14:25–14:55 CET. Participants include Strive Chief Investment Officer Ben Werkman and StoneX Digital International Head of Digital Asset Strategy Cormac Dinan, with moderation by TD Cowen’s Lance Vitanza.

All session times refer to November 6, 2026. Access to The Deep requires a Whale Pass. The complete programme and ticket information are available at bitcoin.amsterdam.

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