Bitcoin Investor Week 2026

Name: Bitcoin Investor Week 2026
Start: 2026-02-09 00:00
End: 2026-02-13 18:00
Location: New York, USA

New York, United StatesFebruary 9—13th, 2026

Event

Location

New York, USA

Bitcoin Investor Week 2026 brought together one of the world’s largest gatherings of dedicated Bitcoin investors and institutional leaders for a week of high-level dialogue, panels, fireside chats, and networking at Pier Sixty, Chelsea Piers, in New York City.

Immigrant Invest joined the event to connect with institutional investors, family offices, and advisers to high-net-worth clients, while exploring partnerships at the intersection of digital assets and global mobility.

Hosted by Anthony Pompliano, the forum enabled in-depth engagement between allocators, family offices, hedge fund managers, policymakers, and founders.

The programme focused on Bitcoin’s evolving role in global finance, institutional adoption, regulatory frameworks, and capital allocation strategy, attracting over 2,500 attendees from both traditional finance and the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Immigrant Invest representative at the forum

Karl Sarmiento

Senior Business Development Manager

Highlights of the Bitcoin Investor Week 2026

Bitcoin Investor Week 2026 spanned five days of curated programming, including keynote speeches, expert panels, and exclusive networking receptions. VIP and general sessions took place across Manhattan.

The agenda covered:

Bitcoin’s integration into corporate balance sheets;
institutional portfolio strategy;
Bitcoin’s macroeconomic impacts;
cryptocurrency regulation and policy developments.

Leaders from traditional finance and the Bitcoin community discussed the future of capital and decentralised finance.

Immigrant Invest at the forum

Representing Immigrant Invest, Karl Sarmiento took part in networking sessions and high-level discussions throughout the week. He connected with firms advising high-net-worth individuals, capital allocators, and investors interested in EU and Caribbean citizenship by investment programmes.

The forum provided an opportunity to understand how allocators assess Bitcoin exposure within broader portfolio strategies and to position EU and Caribbean CBI programmes within discussions on diversification and long-term capital planning.

The event also created strong conditions for building new partnerships, tracking institutional allocation trends, and seeing first-hand how Bitcoin continues to attract serious attention across capital markets.