UN Blockchain Week 2026: Priority Speaker Round Closes in 5 Days
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NEW YORK - Nyenta -- UN Blockchain Week today reminded experts and industry leaders that the priority round for speaker proposals closes in just five days, on July 25, 2026. This is the final opportunity to submit during the priority window and receive early consideration for one of the most significant blockchain events of the year.

The premier 10-day blockchain gathering will take place from September 10–19, 2026, in the heart of Times Square, New York City. The event runs during the United Nations General Assembly and coincides with New York Fashion Week, creating a unique platform where global policy discussions meet cutting-edge technology and innovation.

Organizers are actively seeking high-quality session proposals that deliver real value to an intermediate and advanced audience. They are particularly interested in thought-provoking panels featuring strong moderators and diverse panelists from across industry, policy, academia, and emerging voices. The focus is on delivering actionable insights and forward-looking discussions rather than basic overviews.

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Key topics for the 2026 program include:

• Blockchain technology
• Cryptocurrency
• Artificial intelligence and AI agents
• Energy and sustainability solutions
• Liberty and privacy
• Space technology and innovation
• Decentralized finance
• Regulatory developments
• Real-world adoption of decentralized systems

"Priority consideration ends July 25," said organizers. "This is the best window for speakers who want maximum visibility and early selection for the September event. We are looking for voices that can shape important conversations during one of the most influential weeks in New York City."

Accepted speakers will receive full access to the entire 10-day program, prominent placement across multiple conferences and events, and valuable networking opportunities. This includes access to the Washington Elite Investment Summit & Gala, where high-level investors, policymakers, and industry leaders gather.

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Proposals for panels, keynotes, fireside chats, workshops, and lightning talks can be submitted now at: https://sessionize.com/UN-Blockchain-Week

The priority round offers speakers the strongest chance for selection and visibility. Subsequent submission rounds will open after July 25, but they will not carry the same early positioning advantages.

About UN Blockchain Week

UN Blockchain Week is an independent event series that brings together leaders, innovators, policymakers, investors, and builders at the forefront of blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, energy, and digital freedom. Held annually in New York City during the United Nations General Assembly and New York Fashion Week, the event creates a unique convergence of global policy discussions, technological innovation, and high-level networking.