Blockonomics Heads to bitcoin++ Berlin: Building the Future of Bitcoin Payments

Blockonomics Heads to bitcoin++ Berlin: Building the Future of Bitcoin Payments
Blockonomics is heading to bitcoin++ Berlin to connect with builders.

This October, the Bitcoin community will gather in Berlin for one of the most focused events of the year. bitcoin++ Berlin, payments edition, runs from October 1 to 3, 2026, at w3.hub. Over three days, builders, developers, and merchants will come together for a hands-on showcase dedicated to payments on Bitcoin.

The program mixes practical talks, workshops, and a full hackathon complete with a prize pool. Two stages will host sessions side by side, while satellite events around the city extend the conversations beyond the main venue. Tickets remain available, though prices have risen in stages throughout the year. Attendees can pay in Bitcoin, and a limited student and local rate is still offered for those who qualify. Full details, including the current lineup and registration, are on the official site: https://btcpp.dev/berlin26.

For Blockonomics, the timing and theme feel especially relevant. Since 2015 we have focused on one core idea: merchants should be able to accept Bitcoin and other supported coins without giving up control of their funds. Our approach has always been non-custodial. Payments move directly from the customer’s wallet to the merchant’s wallet. We never hold private keys or intermediate the funds. Alongside that foundation we provide the practical tools merchants actually need—plugins, invoicing, wallet monitoring, and a clean API—while keeping privacy and decentralization at the center of the design.

Events like bitcoin++ Berlin matter because they bring the people building these systems into the same room. Whether the conversation turns to Lightning, Cashu, Fedimint, merchant tooling, or the next generation of payment infrastructure, the focus stays on what works in the real world. We look forward to joining that conversation, meeting fellow builders, and sharing what we have learned from more than a decade of shipping non-custodial payment infrastructure.

If you will be in Berlin in early October, we hope to see you there.