A business development lead at a crypto company usually gets one or two big conference budgets a year. The choice is hard because the large industry events overlap. They all promise exchanges, funds, founders and regulators. What differs is the region, the season and how much the entry pass costs once the early price ends.
This page covers industry-wide blockchain events in 2027: the ones that pull in the whole market rather than one chain or one community. Bitcoin-only and Ethereum developer events have their own pages, linked below. For each event you get the official dates, the city, the entry pass and its current price. Nothing here is investment advice.
Dates, cities, and starting ticket prices in the table come from each organizer's official site. Where a price only appears inside a ticket checkout, we read it there in a browser. Early prices change, so confirm the live figure at checkout. The method is on How we review tools.
Consensus Hong Kong
Consensus Hong Kong is CoinDesk's Asia edition of Consensus. It runs three days at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with the exhibition on the last two.
Best for: Exchanges, funds, infrastructure companies and founders looking for partners and capital in Asia.
Dates and city: February 1-3, 2027. Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong. Exhibition February 2-3. In-person.
What you actually get: The Pro Pass is the entry pass. Pro+ adds more networking and hospitality. Premier is the top tier. The exhibition floor is open February 2-3.
Notable limitations:
- The current prices carry a "Register by Nov 13" note. After that they go up.
- The exhibition runs on two of the three days.
- Hotels near the convention centre fill up during large event weeks. Book early.
Tickets: Pro Pass $599 (regular $1,299). Pro+ Pass $1,299 (regular $2,199). Premier Pass $3,999 (regular $4,999). Prices rise after November 13.
Digital Asset Summit NYC
Digital Asset Summit NYC is Blockworks' New York summit. Blockworks describes it as a three-day summit at Javits North that brings together builders, allocators and policymakers.
Best for: Funds, asset managers, banks and the crypto companies that sell to them. Policy and compliance teams too.
Dates and city: March 30 to April 1, 2027. Javits North, New York. In-person.
What you actually get: Three days of institutional digital asset content in New York. Registration runs through the official Luma page, luma.com/dasnyc2027.
Notable limitations:
- Prices are on the Luma ticket page, not the Blockworks events page. The listed figures likely include fees.
- The focus is institutional. Retail and community topics take less space.
- Blockworks has not listed a new Permissionless edition, its other large event, so DAS is its main 2027 date.
Tickets: As listed on the official Luma ticket page: General Admission - Early $978.79. GA Plus $1,196.54. VIP - Early $2,176.41. The odd cents suggest fees are included. Confirm at checkout.
TOKEN2049 Dubai
TOKEN2049 Dubai is the Middle East edition of TOKEN2049. The main event is two days at Madinat Jumeirah. The 2026 Dubai edition was postponed to these dates.
Best for: Founders, funds and exchanges who want to meet the Gulf market and the wider crypto industry in one week.
Dates and city: April 21-22, 2027. Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai. In-person.
What you actually get: A two-day main conference. You can pay by card or with crypto through MoonPay Commerce.
Notable limitations:
- Prices only show inside the ticket checkout, not on the event pages.
- Two main days. Many meetings happen at side events with their own sign-ups.
- The event was postponed once already. Watch the official site for changes.
Tickets: Full Conference Access, Super Early Bird: $499. Special Access Pass: $5,999. Super Early Bird is for a limited time, so the $499 figure will rise.
I bought a ticket for TOKEN2049 Dubai 2026. Is it still good?
Yes, according to the organizer. It says this edition was postponed from its original 2026 date and that all previously issued tickets remain valid for April 21-22, 2027.
Consensus Miami
Consensus Miami is CoinDesk's US edition. It runs three days at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The organizer describes it as a gathering of 15,000 leaders from more than 120 countries.
Best for: Teams that need the US crypto market in one place: funds, exchanges, institutions, policy people and founders.
Dates and city: May 4-6, 2027. Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami. In-person.
What you actually get: The Pro Pass covers all stages, summits and the exhibition floor. Pro+ adds priority check-in, private lounges, all-day dining and daily briefings with CoinDesk leadership. Premier adds VIP access to keynotes and events.
Notable limitations:
- Checkout adds a 6% sales tax line.
- The current prices carry a "Register by Jan 22" note.
- Miami Beach hotels cost a lot in May. Budget for them.
Tickets: Pro Pass $699 (regular $1,399). Pro+ Pass $1,499 (regular $2,999). Premier Pass $4,999 (regular $9,000). Group codes: BUY3 for 5% off, BUY5 for 10% off, BUY10 for 20% off.
Still to come in 2026
Solana Breakpoint runs November 15-17, 2026 at Olympia in London. It is a Solana ecosystem conference, not an industry-wide one. General Admission is $550, with $250 developer and $100 student tickets.
Other blockchain conferences worth considering
TOKEN2049 Singapore ran October 7-8, 2026 at Marina Bay Sands. The 2027 Singapore dates are not on the official site yet.
Signal Week is the new name for Paris Blockchain Week, now pitched as an institutional summit for digital assets. The home page gives July 6-7, 2027 at the Palais des Congrès, with a VIP dinner at Versailles on July 5. The tickets page prints July 7-8, 2027 on every pass. Confirm the days with the organizer before you book. Super Early Bird runs until November 25.
Developer events like ETHDenver, EthCC and ETHConf are on our Solidity and smart contract conferences list.
Bitcoin-only events, including Bitcoin 2027 in Nashville, are on our Bitcoin conferences list.
How we picked these conferences
We shortlisted industry-wide blockchain events whose 2027 edition has exact dates on the organizer's own site. Chain-specific, Bitcoin-only and developer events go to other pages. A missing price did not rule an event out. Dates and prices were checked on the organizers' sites on 5 November 2026. The From column shows the cheapest pass that includes the main program. Prices for TOKEN2049 Dubai and DAS NYC were read in their ticket checkouts in a browser on the same day.
FAQs
Should I go to Consensus Hong Kong or Consensus Miami?
Pick the region you sell into. Hong Kong in February is the Asia edition. Miami in May is the US edition. The pass tiers have the same names, and the Hong Kong Pro Pass is $100 less at current prices.
What happened to TOKEN2049 Dubai 2026?
It was postponed. The organizer now lists April 21-22, 2027 at Madinat Jumeirah and says tickets issued for the original date are still valid.
What happened to Paris Blockchain Week?
It was renamed Signal Week. The 2027 edition is in July at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. Its home page and tickets page currently show different dates, so check before booking.
Which events publish prices up front?
Both Consensus editions show full price tables on their register pages. TOKEN2049 Dubai shows prices only in its checkout, where Full Conference Access is $499 at Super Early Bird. DAS NYC prices are on its Luma page, starting at $978.79 as listed.
Are there group discounts?
Consensus Miami has group codes from 5% off for three people to 20% off for ten. We did not see group or student pricing on the other official pages.
Bottom line
Choose by region and buy before the deadline. For Asia, look at Consensus Hong Kong. For institutional New York, look at DAS NYC. For the Gulf, TOKEN2049 Dubai. For the broad US market, Consensus Miami. The Consensus price steps are November 13 and January 22.
