Grisons - Switzerland 2026

Arrival & Introduction

• 09:00 - 13:00
  Arrival & Check-In

• 10:00 - 10:45
  Book Signing with Anthony Scaramucci

  • Anthony Scaramucci
• 11:00 - 11:45
  Seminar: Crypto and Blockchain – Introduction to the Industry

  • Dario Thürkauf

  Crypto Basics & Concepts – A Quick Refresher

Session 1 - The World Rewired

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

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

  • Reto Candrian
• 12:40 - 13:20
  The New Global Order of Capital: Investing through Transition and Transformation

  • Jenny Johnson,
  • Staci Warden

  Global finance is entering a period of profound transition, shaped by uneven growth, shifting capital flows, and the accelerating impact of technology. Geopolitical realignments and demographic shifts are redrawing the global investment map, while institutions adapt to new expectations of transparency, customization, and trust. As markets evolve across multiple dimensions, how can investors position themselves to thrive amid transformation rather than react to it?

• 13:20 - 14:00
  Crypto and Capital in a Fragmented World: Dynamics, Risks, and Opportunities

  • Carolyn Weinberg,
  • Joseph Lubin,
  • David Ripley,
  • Eva Szalay

  As global economic and political fragmentation accelerates, the flows of capital, money, and trade are being fundamentally reshaped. Against this backdrop, growing uncertainty around trade, regulatory divergence, and shifts in monetary policy are directly influencing crypto capital markets. What role will crypto play in an increasingly fragmented world – and what will this mean for its long-term growth, stability, and global relevance?

• 14:00 - 14:30
  Take a Break, Get to Know Each Other

Session 2 - Lines of Control

• 14:30 - 15:00
  The U.S. Regulatory Pivot: Global Signals from D.C.

  • Caroline Pham,
  • J. Christopher Giancarlo,
  • Teresa Goody Guillen

  The United States are entering a new regulatory era for digital assets, marked by leadership changes, institutional momentum, and growing bipartisan recognition of the space. As Washington moves toward greater clarity, global markets are watching closely. How will the evolution of U.S. policy shape the behavior of international regulators, influence capital allocation, and redefine the strategic priorities of investors and innovators worldwide?

• 15:05 - 15:40
  One Industry, Many Rulebooks: Bridging the Gap between Industry Needs and Regulatory Reality

  • Deepa Raja Carbon,
  • Peter Kerstens,
  • Moad Fahmi,
  • J. Christopher Giancarlo

  As digital assets mature and institutional adoption accelerates, a clearer understanding is emerging of what the industry needs to scale. Jurisdictions are navigating the tension between innovation and oversight, yet policy responses continue to vary across markets. Where is alignment beginning to take shape, and where do critical gaps remain?

• 15:40 - 15:55
  Transition to BREAKOUT ROOMS

• 15:55 - 16:35
  Payments Innovation and Stablecoins: Building Trust across Regulatory Borders (BREAKOUT ROOM)

  • Sam Hallene,
  • Peter Kerstens,
  • Eric Anziani,
  • David Wachsman

  Stablecoins are rapidly reshaping payment systems, yet regulatory frameworks remain inconsistent – from stablecoin licensing and reserve requirements to AML/KYC obligations. Meanwhile, CBDC pilots are challenging private solutions in key jurisdictions. What regulatory models best balance innovation, trust, and financial inclusion in the emerging world of stablecoins and crypto payments, including CBDCs?

• 15:55 - 16:35
  Regulating Tokenization: Securities, Commodities, or Something New? (BREAKOUT ROOM)

  • Yat Siu,
  • Lowell Ness,
  • Dr. Joachim Schwerin,
  • Ben Weiss

  As tokenization gains traction across assets – from real estate to treasuries – regulators are faced with a fundamental question: How should these digital instruments be classified and governed? Legal definitions and regulation of securities, commodities, and payment instruments are being tested, with growing tension between legacy frameworks and emerging technologies. Are existing legal structures capable of evolving to accommodate the nature of tokenized assets, or is there a need for entirely new frameworks fit for the digital age?

• 16:35 - 17:00
  Last Break of the Day

Session 3 - The Future of Markets

• 17:00 - 17:40
  From Hype to Infrastructure: AI, Energy, and the Foundations of the Digital Economy

  • Kerri Langlais,
  • Sam Tabar,
  • Austin Federa,
  • Meltem Demirors

  As AI becomes core infrastructure, decentralized compute, autonomous agents, and distributed data markets are driving demand for scalable, sovereign systems pushing the limits of existing compute capacity. Infrastructure players are repositioning as energy hubs and compute brokers, operating at the intersection of finance, digital assets, grid stability, and even national defense. As demand for AI compute accelerates, how will energy infrastructure evolve and what are the broader implications for the digital asset ecosystem?

• 17:40 - 18:20
  Bitcoin’s Strategic Moment: A Global Asset in a Shifting Geopolitical Order

  • Fred Thiel,
  • Muneeb Ali,
  • Michael Bucella

  Bitcoin’s role has evolved from niche experiment to a macro asset – but its strategic relevance is still unfolding. As the world reassesses monetary risk, reserve composition, and financial sovereignty, Bitcoin is increasingly viewed through a geopolitical and macroeconomic lens. In a world of rising fragmentation and fiscal instability, how might Bitcoin continue to evolve as a tool of economic strategy rather than just speculation?

• 18:20 - 19:00
  From DeFi to On-Chain Capital Markets: Building the Next Financial System

  • Don Wilson,
  • Richard Teng,
  • Yuval Rooz,
  • Eva Szalay

  From institutional engagement in DeFi to the emergence of tokenized funds and assets, the building blocks of a new financial system are quietly gaining momentum. This is not about replacing traditional finance – it’s about re-architecting capital markets for programmability, transparency, and global access. As regulatory clarity improves and infrastructure scales, a multi-rail future is taking shape. What’s required to move more of the capital markets stack – from origination to trading to settlement – on-chain?

Session 4 - Socializing

• 19:15 - 20:15
  Welcome Drinks @Suvretta House Powered by Binance and Ava Labs

• 20:15 - 23:00
  Networking Dinner @Suvretta House Powered by Binance and Ava Labs

• 07:00 - 10:00
  Good Morning Breakfast @Suvretta House

Session 1 - Inside the Machine

• 09:35 - 09:55
  Bringing the Data Center Economy Onchain

  • Meltem Demirors

  Tariff on, tariff off. Bitcoin up, Bitcoin down. New gold all time high every day. Chaos is everywhere but one thing is certain – the entire economy is basically data centers now. Capital markets and financial flows are being reshaped in real time as the largest physical infrastructure buildout in human history continues unabated. While AI applications may come and go, the demand for energy, compute, and crypto is inevitable, immense, and undercapitalized. In this talk, we'll explore the opportunities ahead for the token economy – intelligence tokens, payment tokens, and well, all our crypto tokens. 

• 09:55 - 10:35
  From Foundations to Fortification: Privacy, Security, and the Next Layer of Trust

  • Sheila Warren,
  • Sebastien Badault,
  • Chen Fang,
  • Christopher Tam,
  • Anthony Day

  As blockchain infrastructure scales and tokenized systems go live, the surface area for attacks and compliance risk grows in tandem. With high-profile hacks and rising regulatory pressure, the next wave of innovation must prioritize safeguarding users, assets, and data. From zero-knowledge proofs and modular architectures to smart contract security and embedded privacy, the focus is shifting toward building resilience. How can current and next-generation blockchain infrastructure meet this demand?

• 10:35 - 10:45
  Transition to BREAKOUT ROOMS

• 10:45 - 11:25
  The Intelligent Compute Frontier: AI, Blockchain, Quantum, and the Battle for Infrastructure (BREAKOUT ROOM)

  • Jordi Alexander,
  • Diogo Ortega,
  • Omri Weinstein,
  • Eric van der Kleij

  The intersection of AI, blockchain, and quantum technologies is redrawing the lines of control across data, energy, and digital infrastructure. As cryptographic assumptions shift and compute-intensive models proliferate, new principles of system design, security, and governance are taking shape. The outcome will determine who controls the infrastructure behind the next generation of intelligence. As the race for compute accelerates, who will set the rules – and who will get left behind?

• 10:45 - 11:25
  Laying the Rails: Infrastructure and Intelligence for a Tokenized (Financial) System (BREAKOUT ROOM)

  • Robinson Burkey,
  • Ambre Soubiran,
  • Min Wei,
  • Anthony Day

  As tokenization moves from pilots to real-world deployment, the foundational rails – identity, messaging, asset standards, and interoperability – are being tested at scale. At the same time, access to reliable, real-time market data is becoming a prerequisite for valuation, compliance, and automation in tokenized markets. What infrastructure and data layers must align to support the global rollout of scalable, compliant, and interconnected tokenized financial products and services?

• 11:25 - 11:40
  Take a Break, Grab a Coffee

Session 2 - Market Foundations

• 11:40 - 12:00
  The Advent of Tokenized Finance: How the Future of On-Chain Collateral Will Unlock Latent Liquidity and Accelerate the Modern Economy

  • Noel Kimmel

  Tokenized finance is emerging as the next phase of institutional crypto, with on-chain collateral gaining speed as a foundational layer for credit, settlement, and liquidity. As tokenized assets and infrastructure scale, the utility of programmable collateral is expanding, bridging traditional and decentralized markets with increasing efficiency. Will the pace of innovation surpass the integration needed to unlock its full potential?

• 12:00 - 12:40
  From Infrastructure to Investing: The Rise of On-Chain Capital Formation

  • Denelle Dixon,
  • Lily Liu,
  • Anton Katz,
  • Alex Manson,
  • Antony Lewis

  Now that new foundational rails of finance have been built, the traditional investment lifecycle is undergoing a fundamental shift. Stablecoins, tokenized products, and new issuance platforms are transforming how capital is raised, distributed, and deployed across markets. Who stands to lead in this redefined capital formation landscape?

• 12:40 - 13:20
  Stablecoins and Financial Access: Emerging Roles in a Digital Financial System

  • Kevin de Patoul,
  • Thomas Restout,
  • Chris Maurice,
  • Matt Stafford,
  • David Wachsman

  Stablecoins are no longer limited to back-end settlement – they are increasingly acting as access points for capital formation, liquidity provisioning, and on-chain participation. Whether used in DeFi lending pools, as institutional collateral, or to facilitate real-world asset issuance, stablecoins are evolving into a versatile tool at the intersection of finance and technology. As adoption grows across use cases and geographies, stablecoins are becoming a key component of the digital financial system’s capital stack. What roles might they play in shaping the creation, distribution, and accessibility of capital?

Session 3 - Lunch

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Awesome Lunch (Networking & Roundtables Area) Powered by Algorand Foundation

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Lunch Roundtable: The Convergence of TradFi and DeFi to AllFi – and How It Will Drive Onchain Finance

  • Yuval Rooz

  TradFi and DeFi are converging into a unified financial architecture – AllFi – where markets operate natively on shared, synchronized ledgers. This evolution goes beyond tokenization, introducing real-time settlement, programmable compliance, and composable market infrastructure. Privacy and interoperability are no longer optional, they are foundational to institutional adoption. What will it take to rewire global finance from the ground up?

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Lunch Roundtable: Bitcoin DATs as a Sustainable Model with Bitcoin Staking and Yield

  • Muneeb Ali

  Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) offer an emerging model for long-term, incentive-aligned capital formation built directly on Bitcoin infrastructure. By embedding rules, transparency, and governance into code, DATs enable sustainable economic structures that support mission-driven protocols and ecosystem development over time. This approach contrasts with short-term token incentives by emphasizing endurance, decentralization, and accountability, making DATs an increasingly relevant mechanism as Bitcoin expands its role in on-chain capital markets and ecosystem funding.

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Lunch Roundtable: The Giants Are Coming – Merging Traditional Market Structure Into Crypto

  • Tony Acuña-Rohter

  As institutional adoption accelerates and the largest financial firms in the world enter crypto – what will financial market structure look like? And what is the transformation taking place now they want to see? We will discuss how two very different paradigms are converging to create a new era of efficiency, transparency, and innovation. From institutional-grade infrastructure to regulatory alignment, this conversation will explore what’s next for crypto and traditional assets as they shape the future of global finance.

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Lunch Roundtable: The Evolution of the Digital Asset Treasury Market

  • Nico Pasquariello

  The digital asset treasury market is rapidly maturing as institutions seek stable, yield-generating instruments within the crypto ecosystem. From harnessing Bitcoin's volatility into crypto denominated money markets to on-chain liquidity management, treasurers are utilizing new tools to optimize capital efficiency. How will this evolution reshape the future of corporate and institutional treasury management?

• 13:20 - 14:45
  Lunch Roundtable: Apex Assets: Can Bitcoin Hold Art?

  • Rani Jabban

  Art has always been where wealth meets imagination, the point where success transforms into legacy. Long seen as the summit of symbolic and financial value, art has shaped how capital is preserved across generations. Bitcoin, by contrast, aspires to be the apex of money – finite, decentralized, and incorruptible. Creativity, value, and technology are converging in new ways. As digital art evolves and collectors seek permanence, questions arise about whether Bitcoin’s pristine ledger can – or should – serve as a cultural vault. Is this the new frontier where monetary and artistic value merge, or is Bitcoin too pure for creative inscription?

Session 4 - Capital Formation in a Digital Era

• 14:45 - 15:20
  Oil and Water? Are Crypto Companies Compatible With Traditional Public Markets?

  • Scott Lawin,
  • Brad Garlinghouse,
  • Christopher Ferraro,
  • Antony Lewis

  Crypto M&A reached some of its highest levels in 2025 (130+ deals), with no signs of slowing down, as others take traditional capital market paths such as IPOs. A new paradigm is emerging as crypto matures with different pathways and hurdles facing acquirers, investors and those wanting to be acquired or go public. With respect to token issuance and public market listings, is it “either/or”, or “both/and”?

• 15:25 - 16:05
  Reimagining Private Markets: Tokenization, Liquidity, and the Future of Alternatives

  • Talia Klein,
  • Bhaji Illuminati,
  • Christine Moy,
  • Evgeny Gaevoy,
  • Michael Bucella

  Private markets are entering a new phase. As tokenization shifts from theory to practice, capital market infrastructure is is evolving – offering greater transparency, fractional access, and the potential for real secondary liquidity. This transformation opens new opportunities across traditional and alternative asset classes, yet challenges remain. Will tokenized private markets simply digitize old systems – or fundamentally reshape how capital is raised and distributed?

• 16:10 - 16:45
  Banking on Blockchain: Institutional Lending, Tokenized Assets, and the Evolution of Capital Markets

  • Carlos Domingo,
  • John Nahas,
  • Amar Kuchinad,
  • Mathias Imbach,
  • Michael Bucella

  Banks and regulated institutions are entering crypto lending markets, while tokenization of capital assets – from treasuries to credit instruments – is gaining real traction. As issuance becomes programmable and distribution goes on-chain, institutional lending and liquidity models are evolving rapidly. How will the integration of tokenized assets and institutional lending reshape access to capital?

• 16:45 - 17:05
  Last Coffee Break of the Day

Session 5 - The Buy-side Perspective

• 17:05 - 17:40
  Crypto in Public Markets: Equity Exposure, Treasury Strategies, and Corporate Growth

  • Teresa Goody Guillen,
  • Lowell Ness,
  • Hyunsu Jung,
  • Vanessa Grellet

  Publicly listed companies are increasingly adopting crypto – through treasury strategies, integrated operating businesses, or structured financial products like ETFs. As corporate exposure grows, the relationship between digital assets and public markets is deepening, bringing new opportunities, risks, and strategic considerations for investors and institutions alike. How will the growing integration of crypto into public balance sheets and listed investment products reshape capital markets over the next cycle?

• 17:40 - 18:20
  From Parallel to Integrated: What Institutions Need to Fully Embrace Digital Assets

  • Evy Theunis,
  • Karl Naim,
  • Fernando Vázquez Cao,
  • Paul Frost-Smith,
  • Rachel Pether

  Despite growing interest, true institutional integration of digital assets into investment portfolios remains elusive. Operational, regulatory, and risk management challenges continue to create friction points across traditional investment frameworks. Understanding what is still missing is critical to bridging ambition with practical adoption. What is needed for traditional institutions to fully integrate digital assets into their portfolios – and what are the most critical barriers that still need to be addressed?

• 18:20 - 19:00
  Institutional Capital in Motion: What’s Real, What’s Driving It, and Where It’s Going

  • Chris Rayner-Cook,
  • William Benattar,
  • Robert Harrington,
  • Eva Szalay

  Institutional capital is beginning to engage more meaningfully with the digital asset ecosystem, but participation varies widely across asset classes, strategies, and geographies. As market structure matures and integration deepens, understanding both the realities of today and the catalysts for tomorrow will define the next phase of growth. What is driving institutional capital flows into digital assets today – and what catalysts will accelerate adoption in the years to come?

Session 6 - Socializing

• 19:15 - 20:30
  Get Ready for the Evening – Lounge Drinks Powered by WhiteFiber @Suvretta House

• 19:15 - 19:50
  Playing the Long Game: Risk, Reputation, and Resilience @Fireside Lobby

  • Anthony Scaramucci,
  • Daniel Gutenberg

  Navigating markets, narratives, and public perception requires more than strategy – it demands staying power. In a world driven by speed and noise, resilience and long-term thinking become rare assets. How do risk, reputation, and resilience shape those who choose to play the long game?

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

• 21:00 - 23:45
  Kitchen Extravaganza Apéro & Dinner Powered by Algorand Foundation @Badrutt’s Palace Hotel

• 23:45 - 04:00
  Awe-Inspiring Party Powered by Solana Foundation @King's Social House

• 07:00 - 10:00
  Recovery Breakfast @Suvretta House

• 08:55 - 10:10
  The Breakfast Club: Connection & Insight for Women in Crypto

  • Sandy Kaul,
  • Staci Warden

  Join us for the next edition of The Breakfast Club at CfC St. Moritz, an intimate gathering created by the Algorand Foundation to convene women shaping the future of crypto.

  Each gathering offers something distinct: thoughtful dialogue on emerging trends, insights from distinguished guest speakers, and space to cultivate meaningful connections with peers across the industry. This year, we are delighted to welcome Sandy Kaul, Head of Innovation at Franklin Templeton, for a fireside chat. 

  Whether we’re diving into industry issues or simply creating room for intentional networking, The Breakfast Club is a valuable forum for senior women to engage, support one another, and lead with intention. We hope to see you there!

Session 1 - Workshops & Roundtables

• 09:15 - 10:00
  The Payment Revolution: Introductory Session – Infrastructure, Governance & Market Data

  • Dr. Joachim Schwerin

  From real-time settlement networks to tokenized money infrastructure, the foundations of global payments are undergoing a structural shift. Stablecoins are at the center of this evolution, offering programmability, speed, and borderless utility. As governance models, interoperability layers, and regulatory divergence continue to shape the landscape, adoption patterns are beginning to signal what's working and what isn't. How are stablecoins reshaping the architecture of global payments and what does that mean for the future of money?

• 10:15 - 11:10
  Bitcoin Corporate Treasury for Companies Other Than Strategy

  • Alexander Blume

  Over the past two years, a wave of corporate treasuries has moved into bitcoin, far beyond the headline names like MicroStrategy and Tesla. For seasoned investors, the conversation has shifted. The real question now is how to assess the value, strategy, risks, and upside of these balance-sheet positions as they emerge across a broader range of industries.

  This session will look at:

  • Who’s Who: Different types of treasuries, from opportunistic buyers to long-term reserve holders

  • How to Measure: Key factors that matter: cost basis, timing, reporting, and liquidity management

  • The Risk Lens: What volatility, accounting rules, and regulatory limits mean for corporate behavior

  • Where It Could Go: The implications of wider adoption for liquidity, yield opportunities, and bitcoin’s institutional role

  • Signals to Watch: Why treasury flows may serve as an early indicator of broader institutional demand.

• 10:15 - 11:10
  Onchain, in Practice: How Blockchain Is Upgrading Private Credit

  • Morgan Krupetsky

  Blockchain, smart contracts, and tokenization are reshaping the private credit landscape, from issuance and servicing to distribution and trading. Increasingly, blockchain is establishing itself as the programmable settlement layer for institutional credit. Real-world cases from leading originators, asset managers, and fintechs highlight how onchain infrastructure is unlocking efficiency, transparency, and new forms of liquidity across the industry.

• 10:15 - 11:10
  Generating Market-Neutral Yield in DeFi

  • Viktor Fischer

  As stablecoins surpass $300B in market cap, the next killer use case of crypto is clear – on-chain yield. Every stablecoin holder will want to earn yield natively, safely, and transparently on-chain. This workshop dives into the practical mechanics of market-neutral yield generation across DeFi protocols. We’ll dissect more than 30 strategies that combine DEX liquidity provisioning (Hyperliquid, Jupiter), lending and borrowing (Morpho, Hyperlend), yield tranching (Exponent, Pendle), yield looping (Loopscale, Kamino), cash-and-carry trades, on-chain credit (pareto.credit), and RWA integrations (onre.finance). Using real on-chain data and live execution examples, we’ll explore what works, what breaks, and how to manage risk in volatile markets. Bring your laptop and your Ledger – this is hands-on DeFi.

• 11:10 - 11:25
  Take a Break, Grab a Coffee

Session 2 - Workshops & Roundtables

• 11:25 - 12:20
  How to Build Berkshire Hathaway of DATs (Digital Asset Treasuries)?

  • Dr. Nagendra Bharatula,
  • Vanessa Grellet

  Designing a Berkshire Hathaway for Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) requires focusing on several foundational pillars:

  • Building a compounding DAT balance sheet supported by institutional-grade infrastructure.

  • Developing repeatable treasury strategies across the risk curve.

  • Establishing governance that earns long-term trust.

  • Implementing capital-allocation frameworks that turn market volatility into opportunity.

  With these elements in place, a permanent capital structure and digital float can help decouple funding from trading risk, creating resilience through market cycles. Is the digital-asset ecosystem ready to shift from fast gains toward forever capital?

• 11:25 - 12:20
  Internet Capital Markets: Exploring the Protocols, Applications, and Tokens

  • Nick Ducoff

  Deep dive into the landscape of digital and real world asset tokenization with industry experts to better understand the protocols, tokenization standards, applications, UX best practices, and regulatory and market dynamics driving growth of internet capital markets.

• 11:25 - 12:20
  The Payment Revolution: From Trust to Design – Building a Better Stablecoin

  • Sandy Kaul,
  • Cactus Raazi,
  • Charles Cascarilla,
  • Eric van der Kleij

  Design choices in stablecoins – reserve composition, transparency, compliance, and programmability – define not just product-market fit, but public trust. As the line blurs between financial instrument and infrastructure, the next generation of stablecoins must deliver reliability without compromising innovation. How do we design digital money that is resilient, scalable, and worthy of trust?

• 12:20 - 12:35
  Last Coffee Break of the Conference

Session 3 - Workshops & Roundtables

• 12:35 - 13:30
  Swiss Watchmaking in the Age of Blockchain: Craftsmanship Meets Code

  • Benjamin Delamare

  The Swiss high-end watch industry, long synonymous with precision and prestige, is navigating a transformative era where heritage intersects with digital disruption. Blockchain is no longer just a tool for authentication, it enables new ecosystems around verified ownership, from secure secondary markets to immersive customer experiences. Yet integrating these innovations into legacy manufacturing and distribution models demands cultural sensitivity, technical investment, and precise timing. Swiss watchmakers now face the challenge of integrating technology without compromising their artisanal identity. How can watchmakers harmonize artisanal tradition with blockchain-enabled innovation without losing their identity?

• 12:35 - 13:30
  Autonomous Agents and Intelligent Commerce: Enabling Agent-Led Transactions

  • Marc Vanlerberghe

  Autonomous AI agents are reshaping digital commerce by enabling secure, end-to-end transactions without human intervention. Powered by Google’s Agent Payments Protocol (AP2), these agents operate through mandates, verifiable credentials, and structured authorization flows. A real-world example, such as an agent purchasing shoes on behalf of a consumer, demonstrates the potential of fully automated decision-making and execution. The discussion will offer practical insights into AP2, its intersection with decentralized technologies, and the strategic implications for retail, fintech, and the next generation of agent-driven commerce.

• 12:35 - 13:30
  Convergence of Two Worlds: Opportunities Arising From Capital Markets Going Digital

  • Maxime Seiler

  Capital markets are undergoing rapid transformation as traditional finance and crypto converge. Tokenized equities, bonds, and funds are gaining momentum, while derivatives and structured products expand across both ecosystems. At the same time, stablecoins, near-instant settlement, and compliant privacy rails are reshaping the foundations of global financial infrastructure. As distribution models evolve and market structures modernize, a more unified and accessible global capital market is emerging. What will it take for digital infrastructure to become the default across capital markets?

Session 4 - Closing of the Conference

• 13:30 - 13:35
  Closing Speech

  • Nicolo Stöhr

Session 5 - Lunch

• 13:35 - 16:00
  Lunch @Suvretta House

• 15:00 - 17:30
  Time to Reset & Prepare for the Evening

Session 6 - Socializing

• 17:30 - 23:00
  Ski & Fondue Night @Corvatsch Powered by EDX Markets and Stacks

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

• 12:00 - 16:30
  Farewell Brunch on a Mountain Hut