25 blockchain events in the UK (2026-27)
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The UK’s blockchain and web3 ecosystem is maturing fast, and the 2026 event calendar reflects that with meetups, conferences, and hackathons for founders, protocol builders, regulators, and investors.
From London’s financial district to growing hubs in Manchester, Bristol, and Edinburgh, events cover everything from decentralised finance and tokenisation to real world asset infrastructure and compliance.
Use the table below to scan the top blockchain and web3 events in the UK with dates, locations, focus areas, and organiser links, plus tags showing where crypto VCs, web3 funds, and ecosystem partners are expected to be active.
🗓 Explore the table below for:
- Blockchain and web3 conferences, hackathons, demo days, and meetups
- Topics like DeFi, tokenisation, L2 scaling, on-chain infrastructure, regulation
- Key practicals: venue, dates, duration, and registration links
- Signals for investor, ecosystem, and corporate innovation presence
👉 Want to explore other startup events? Check out the full startup events calendar, or dive into the blockchain ecosystem with our curated lists of blockchain venture capital firms, blockchain angel investors, and blockchain startups — or view the full blockchain investor hub.
Frequently asked questions
This page tracks blockchain startup events across the UK, including web3 conferences, founder meetups, investor sessions, developer events and ecosystem networking.
Blockchain events are useful for founders, developers, investors, operators, protocol teams, infrastructure providers and suppliers working across web3 and decentralised technologies.
Blockchain events can help founders meet investors, ecosystem funds, protocol partners and technical communities interested in decentralised infrastructure and web3 applications.
Blockchain events often include startups working in digital assets, infrastructure, wallets, identity, DeFi, tokenisation, payments, developer tools and enterprise blockchain.
Founders often use blockchain events to research investors, connect with developer communities, discover funded web3 startups and understand where ecosystem activity is moving.
