The Blockies 2026

Participate in The Blockies 2026, Australia’s premier awards event celebrating excellence, innovation, and leadership in the blockchain, held on 27th November 2026, in Sydney. The event brings blockchain founders, fintech innovators, investors, enterprise executives, and policymakers to recognize awesome achievements in regions that include AI, blockchain, digital finance, and network effects. Alongside the formal awards ceremony, The Blockies offers networking opportunities, keynote shows, and a distinctive afterparty, imparting attendees with a platform to build expert connections and explore collaboration opportunities. Hosted by the Digital Economy Council of Australia, the event highlights real accomplishments, fosters industry growth, and strengthens the visibility of pioneering projects and leaders within Australia’s digital financial system.

Organized By

The Digital Economy Council of Australia (DECA) serves as the national voice for Australian businesses and innovators who use blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. 

Event Highlight

• Australia’s premier blockchain and digital asset industry awards ceremony. 
• Honors excellence, innovation, leadership, and community impact in blockchain, DLT, and virtual belongings. 
• Includes a proper awards ceremony plus a one-of-a-kind after-birthday celebration with networking, song, and amusement.
• Features numerous award classes judged by way of enterprise specialists.

Why Attend

• Celebrate top contributors and breakthrough projects in blockchain and Web3. 
• Meet and network with industry leaders, innovators, and professionals. 
• Gain visibility and insights into cutting-edge developments in the digital economy.

Benefits

• Recognition of achievements and leadership in blockchain tech.
• Opportunity to connect with peers, potential partners, and key stakeholders. 
• Enjoy the industry celebration in a relaxed social setting post-awards.

The Blockies 2026 is the ultimate celebration of blockchain innovation, leadership, and community impact in Australia.