BlockCon Global Confirms 2026 Speaker Roster: Investors, iGaming Operators and the Web3 Infrastructure

Analysis
BlockCon Global's 2026 roster is a signal about where institutional crypto conversations are consolidating rather than a product or protocol launch. The speaker mix pairs Gulf capital and family-office figures with regulators, a Chainalysis executive and infrastructure founders, which suggests the retreat is positioning itself as a venue where compliance and capital meet under one roof. The stated agenda — stablecoins, tokenization and real-world assets, prediction markets, iGaming infrastructure and cross-border payment rails — maps closely to the segments currently drawing institutional attention, with iGaming standing out as an area where licensing and payment rails are still being negotiated. Worth watching next: whether named participants confirm attendance and produce concrete announcements, whether the Gulf and Latin American regulatory presence translates into licensing or partnership news, and whether the $195 entry tier broadens access beyond the C-level audience the organizers emphasize.

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BlockCon Global has confirmed the speaker roster for its 2026 executive business retreat, a four-day program dedicated to the infrastructure layer of the digital economy. The retreat convenes attendees from 60+ countries, 50% of them C-level, with 50 curated speakers and over 90 companies represented. Gulf capital anchors the program. Shaikh Ali Sultan Al Nuaimi of the Royal Family of the Emirate of Ajman, BOF Investments and Ajman Bank is joined by Imad Al-Abdulgader, Partner at DGA–Albright Stonebridge Group; Sarah Abuagela of Ceras Ventures; and Danish Chotani from Burj Financial. Regulatory and public-sector authority sits in the same room. Camila Santana of Revolut, a regulatory expert and former supervisor in Colombia, is joined by Julio César Valentín, Superintendent of Insurance of the Dominican Republic; Senator Mario Ishii of Buenos Aires Province, and more.  The institutional and infrastructure layer is represented by Tomás Pérez Quevedo, Co-Founder at Makachain; Geraldine Pacheco, Account Executive for Latin America and the Caribbean at Chainalysis; Donald Lavoile founder of Venturis13 Global Holdings. “Convergence is not something you announce. It is something you produce,” said Raymond Ratti, CEO and Co-Founder of BlockCon Global. “A central bank supervisor, a Gulf investor, a compliance architect and an infrastructure founder each hold one part of the same system. BlockCon exists to put those parts in the same room, for four days, under conditions where a conversation becomes a decision.” BlockCon is built on decision density: what matters is the concentration of decision-making power in the room. The agenda spans stablecoins and digital payments, tokenization and real-world assets, prediction markets, iGaming infrastructure, regulatory architecture and cross-border payment rails, delivered through closed-door sessions, business roundtables, a Casino Experience, and the Cigar & Rum Room. Three access tiers are available: starting at $195. Registration is open at https://www.gevme.com/blockcon-punta-cana-2026-69652010 ABOUT BLOCKCON GLOBAL BlockCon Global…

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