Agenda

• 07:00 - 11:00
  Breakfast

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Awaken Body & Mind and Cold Plunge

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Walking in the Woods

Arrival & Introduction

• 09:00 - 13:00
  Arrival & Check-In

• 10:00 - 10:45
  Book Signing With Anthony Scaramucci & Chris Giancarlo

  • Anthony Scaramucci,
  • J. Christopher Giancarlo
• 11:00 - 11:45
  Seminar: Crypto and Blockchain – Introduction to the Industry

  Crypto Basics & Concepts – A Quick Refresher

Session 1 – The (New) Foundations of Power: Capital, Technology, and Strategic Capacity

• 12:15 - 12:30
  CfC St. Moritz Welcome Address

  • Nicolo Stöhr
• 12:30 - 12:35
  Welcoming Words

• 12:40 - 13:20
  Global Shifts in Power, Capital, and Society

  Winners and losers – Geopolitical fragmentation, changing macroeconomic conditions, and shifting public trust are redefining the foundations of the global system. Capital, talent, and influence are moving in new directions, while leadership is increasingly shaped by both financial institutions and technology firms. As old assumptions around stability and growth are challenged, investors and decision-makers must distinguish structural change from short-term disruption. Which shifts are proving structural, and who is gaining from them?

• 13:20 - 14:00
  The AI-Driven Economy and the New Financial Order

  AI is reshaping finance – from capital and collateral allocation, trading, and market making to risk management, product design, and payments. In parallel, stablecoins and programmable money are creating new financial rails for both people and AI agents. Together, these shifts could change how liquidity moves, how markets function, and which institutions and technologies sit at the center of global finance. How will AI redefine capital flows, market structure and regulation, and the financial order?

• 14:05 - 14:40
  The Power Behind Power: Energy, Compute, and Strategic Capacity

  Changing Power – As digital payments, artificial intelligence, data centers, mining, and advanced manufacturing scale, energy and compute are becoming defining resources of the modern economy. Demand for reliable power, processing capacity, semiconductor supply, and resilient industrial infrastructure is rising rapidly, turning these inputs into strategic assets in their own right. As compute takes pole position among the world’s most valuable commodities, who is best positioned to win the race for capacity – and what will that mean for economic power and global competitiveness?

• 14:40 - 15:05
  Take a Break, Get to Know Each Other

Session 2 – Strategic Shifts: Policy, Rails, and Systems

• 15:05 - 15:40
  Post-US Midterms: The Global Path Forward for Digital Assets

  Crypto has moved from the margins into the core of financial policy. Stablecoins, tokenized assets, market structure, and digital settlement are forcing global economies to decide what kind of financial system they want to build – and what role they want to play in setting global standards. Post US midterms, will global policy accelerate the shift toward a more open, digital financial system, or slow it down?

• 15:45 - 16:20
  Bitcoin’s Evolving Role in the Global Financial System

  Bitcoin has gained broader acceptance among investors, institutions, and even governments, yet its long-term identity remains unsettled. At times it trades as a macro risk asset, is increasingly discussed as a reserve alternative, and continues to attract capital during periods of monetary uncertainty. As ownership broadens and scrutiny deepens, the key debate is no longer whether Bitcoin matters, but what role it ultimately plays. Is Bitcoin becoming a reserve asset, remaining a risk asset, or evolving into something entirely new?

• 16:20 - 17:00
  Tokenized Capital: The Institutional Paradigm Shift

  Tokenization is moving from experimentation into production. Major asset managers are migrating multibillion-dollar product lines – from sovereign debt to private credit – directly onto digital rails, reducing reliance on legacy intermediaries while offering 24/7 global access and instant collateral utility. As banks, asset managers, and market infrastructure providers compete to define the next model, how is tokenization reshaping product design, distribution, collateral use, and competitive positioning across global finance?

• 17:00 - 17:20
  Last Break of the Day

Session 3 – The Great Debates: Reality Check on the Industry

• 17:20 - 17:55
  What Problems to Solve? The Industry’s Demand Question

  After years of growth, experimentation, and repeated claims of mainstream adoption, the industry is larger and more sophisticated – but sustainable demand remains uneven. As markets mature, the key question is whether genuine, recurring use can become strong enough to support the ecosystem without constant reliance on speculation, incentives, or fresh capital. Will the industry ever become truly self-sustaining?

• 18:00 - 18:35
  Looking in the Mirror: Can Crypto Deliver?

  For years, crypto companies have promised to transform finance through better technology, new products, and more efficient infrastructure. Today, those claims are being tested against real execution, adoption, and commercial outcomes. As the industry matures, which promises are becoming reality, which remain largely narrative, and what does that tell us about crypto’s next phase?

• 18:35 - 19:15
  Who to Bet on: Crypto Natives, Financial Institutions, or Fintechs?

  As digital assets become more embedded in mainstream finance, the competitive landscape is widening. Crypto natives bring technology, speed, and market experience; financial institutions bring capital, trust, clients, and distribution; fintechs may be able to bridge both worlds. As the market develops, who is best positioned to capture the long-term value?

Session 4 – Socializing

• 19:15 - 20:15
  Welcome Apéro – Powered by BitGo & Binance

• 20:15 - 23:15
  Networking Dinner – Powered by BitGo & Binance

• 20:15 - 23:15
  Jam Session & Nightcap – Powered by BitGo & Binance

• 07:00 - 10:00
  Breakfast

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Awaken Body & Mind and Cold Plunge

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Walking in the Woods

Session 1 – Inside the Machine: Intelligence, Infrastructure, and the Digital Asset Engine

• 09:35 - 09:55
  Topic to be defined

• 10:00 - 10:35
  Agentic AI and Crypto: Laying the Rails for Machine Economies

  AI is evolving from passive software toward autonomous agents that can search, decide, transact, and coordinate tasks independently. As these systems begin to operate economically at scale, they require trusted data, identity, wallets, programmable payments, secure permissions, privacy, and reliable settlement. What is becoming critical for the next phase of machine-driven economies, and what still needs to be built?

• 10:35 - 10:45
  TRANSITION to Breakout Room

• 10:45 - 11:20
  Security, Privacy, and the Trust Problem (BREAKOUT)

  As digital assets integrate into mainstream finance, security and privacy remain the industry’s most persistent hurdles. Credential breaches, identity attacks, and fully transparent ledgers continue to expose vulnerabilities across the ecosystem. As institutional adoption grows, robust, privacy-preserving infrastructure matters just as much as better products. What must improve before digital assets can be trusted globally, and what role could AI play in securing the future of finance?

• 10:45 - 11:20
  Quantum Readiness: What to Do Now? (BREAKOUT)

  Quantum computing is progressing steadily, with growing implications for cybersecurity, encryption, and digital infrastructure. For banks, governments, blockchain networks, and technology firms, the challenge is no longer whether quantum matters, but when preparation becomes necessary. What should companies be doing now?

• 11:20 - 11:35
  Take a Break, Grab a Coffee

Session 2 – Market Foundations: Readiness, Depth, and the Path to Scale

• 11:35 - 12:10
  Is DeFi Irrelevant – And Has Centralized Finance Won?

  Centralized finance is absorbing much of the technology that once made DeFi disruptive. Tokenization, digital settlement, and other blockchain-based applications are increasingly moving into regulated, permissioned systems, forcing a sharper question about DeFi’s role and importance. Has DeFi lost the battle for mainstream finance, or will its value emerge in open, programmable markets beyond it?

• 12:15 - 12:50
  24/7 Finance: Liquidity Flows and Systemic Implications

  The financial industry is rapidly transitioning toward continuous, 24/7 global markets. This always-on architecture fundamentally reshapes how capital and collateral move, making liquidity more mobile, fragmented, and tied to the sheer speed of underlying networks. Removing traditional end-of-day friction points accelerates global settlement, but it also carries profound operational, regulatory and risk implications for banks, clearinghouses, and regulators. As infrastructure scales to support nonstop trading and instant capital flows, is the financial services industry prepared for a market that never closes?

• 12:50 - 13:00
  TRANSITION to Breakout Room

• 13:00 - 13:35
  Perpetuals Beyond Crypto: A New Market Structure? (BREAKOUT)

  Perpetual futures have come to dominate leveraged digital asset trading, shaping liquidity, hedging, and price discovery across markets. As institutions seek greater access and market structure continues to evolve, their role could expand beyond crypto. Can perpetuals become a meaningful instrument in global capital markets?

• 13:00 - 13:35
  Data Infrastructure: The Critical Layer for On-Chain Capital Markets (BREAKOUT)

  Moving capital markets on-chain enables 24/7 trading, programmable contracts, and new forms of market intelligence – but existing financial data infrastructure was not built for an always-on, decentralized environment. As RWAs move on-chain, institutions will need secure, permissioned, and compliant data infrastructure to connect traditional markets with digital rails. How will they close this critical infrastructure gap?

Session 3 – Lunch

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Awesome Lunch (Networking & Roundtables Area) Powered by Canton Foundation

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

• 13:35 - 15:00
  Lunch Roundtable - Topic to be defined soon

Session 4 – Capital Formation in a Digital Era: Corporate Strategy, Market Evolution, and Institutional Finance

• 15:00 - 15:35
  Digital Credit Markets: Can Lending Be Rebuilt Better? (BREAKOUT)

  With debt issuance at record levels, driven by governments, AI investment, and broader capital needs, credit markets are under pressure to evolve. Traditional lending remains slow, opaque, and costly, while earlier crypto credit models exposed the risks of weak underwriting and excessive leverage. Can digital infrastructure make credit markets more transparent, efficient, and flexible and what must change before digital lending can scale with trust?

• 15:00 - 15:35
  Pricing the Future: Can Markets See What Others Miss? (BREAKOUT)

  Prediction markets, real-time pricing systems, and new information markets are creating new ways to surface expectations and aggregate signals on-chain. As capital allocators look for faster, more transparent information, these markets could become a new input into investment and financing decisions. How can on-chain information markets improve capital formation, risk management and the allocation of capital?

• 15:40 - 16:15
  Capital Formation Reimagined: The Next Layer of Markets

  Digital infrastructure is opening new models for issuance, funding, ownership, and capital distribution, including new structures such as on-chain vaults. But regulation, custody, liquidity, and distribution still constrain how far these models can scale. What has to change before digital capital formation can move from experimentation to a meaningful new financial system?

• 16:20 - 16:55
  When On-Chain Wealth Meets Wall Street: The Next Convergence of Capital

  A new generation of wealth created in crypto is looking beyond digital assets to diversify into equities, credit, funds, and other investments. At the same time, traditional financial institutions are adopting digital infrastructure to create new products and reach both existing clients and crypto-native investors. As crypto wealth enters traditional markets and traditional finance moves on-chain, which side will reshape the other first?

• 16:55 - 17:15
  Last Coffee Break of the Day

Session 5 – The Buy-Side Perspective: Rethinking Risk, Integration, and Investment in Digital Assets

• 17:15 - 17:50
  Investing in Crypto as Architecture, Not Just an Alternative Asset Class

  Crypto is increasingly becoming infrastructure for new financial products, markets, and business models – not simply an asset class of its own. For investors, that means looking beyond token exposure to where the technology becomes part of a broader investment thesis. What changes when crypto is valued as architecture in addition to an alternative asset?

• 17:55 - 18:30
  The Buy-Side View: Where Serious Capital Is Allocating Now

  Institutional investors are becoming more selective, with growing focus on how value accrues to investors. Buybacks, revenue-linked tokens, and shifts toward equity are reshaping the investment case across digital assets. Where do sophisticated allocators see the strongest risk-adjusted opportunities today, and which structures still meet the threshold for deployment?

• 18:30 - 19:00
  Topic to be defined soon

Session 6 – Socializing

• 19:00 - 20:30
  Get Ready for the Evening – Lounge Drinks Powered by Kaiko @Suvretta House

• 19:30 - 20:15
  Fireside Chat: Topic to be defined soon

• 20:30 - 21:00
  Transport to Badrutt's Palace

• 20:45 - 23:45
  Kitchen Extravaganza Apéro & Dinner @Badrutt’s Palace Hotel – Powered by Canton Foundation

• 23:00 - 04:00
  Awe-Inspiring Party @King's Social House

• 07:00 - 11:00
  Recovery Breakfast @Suvretta House

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Awaken Body & Mind and Cold Plunge

• 08:00 - 09:00
  Walking in the Woods

Session 1 – Workshops & Roundtables

• 10:30 - 11:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 10:30 - 11:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 10:30 - 11:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 11:20 - 11:30
  Take a Break, Grab a Coffee

Session 2 – Workshops & Roundtables

• 11:30 - 12:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 11:30 - 12:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 11:30 - 12:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 12:20 - 12:30
  Last Coffee Break of the Conference

Session 3 – Workshops & Roundtables

• 12:30 - 13:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 12:30 - 13:20
  Topic to be defined soon

• 12:30 - 13:20
  Topic to be defined soon

Session 4 – Closing of the Conference

• 13:20 - 13:25
  Closing of the Conference

Session 5 – Lunch

• 13:30 - 16:00
  Lunch @Suvretta House

• 14:30 - 17:00
  Leisure Time

  Time to reset & prepare for the evening

Session 6 – Socializing

• 14:45 - 17:00
  Afternoon Curling

• 18:00 - 23:30
  Ski & Fondue Night @Corvatsch

• 23:45 - 04:00
  After-Conference Party @Dracula Club – Powered by XBTO Group

• 10:00 - 16:00
  Farewell Brunch at a Mountain Hut