ETHis 2026 Munich

Get ready to attend the ETHis 2026 Munich Ethereum event from 2–3 July 2026 at the Deutsches Museum, Munich.  Presented as a unique event that reaches beyond the traditional crypto conference experience.

ETHis explores a powerful question: What is Ethereum for? Hosted in the world's largest science and technology museum, the event creates the perfect environment to discuss how Ethereum is evolving from digital applications to real-world systems. Participants can expect insightful conversations, useful insights, and helpful networking opportunities, whether they attend in person or virtually.

Organized By

ETHis is a leading Ethereum-focused initiative dedicated to connecting builders, institutions, and industry partners to accelerate the adoption of Ethereum in real-world systems and infrastructure.

Event Features

• Quality talks from Ethereum pioneers, researchers, and industry experts.
• Networking opportunities with builders, investors, and institutions.
• Unique venue experience at the renowned Deutsches Museum.
• In-person and virtual participation options for a global audience.

Event Themes

• The event will focus on six major domains where Ethereum is becoming a critical infrastructure:
  Real World Productive Assets
• ZK & Privacy
• DePIN & Hardware
• DeFi & Stablecoins
• AI & xRisk
• Governance & DAOs

Benefits of This Event

• Gain practical insights into Ethereum's real-world applications.
• Connect with leading developers, researchers, and institutional participants.
• Discover emerging trends across finance, infrastructure, AI, and governance.
• Build partnerships and collaborations within the global Ethereum ecosystem.

Speakers 2026

• Donny Lewis – Head of Strategic Development, Viridis
• Mely Aydin – Partnerships Manager, ENS
• Jan Constantin Roehl – Co-Founder, Impossible Cloud Network
• Johannes Kern – Managing Director, Frankencoin

Don't miss this upcoming Ethereum event, ETHis 2026, which offers an unmatched opportunity to explore the future of Ethereum—from bits to atoms—and connect with the people building it.