Ethereum Stablecoin Summit is an event series focused on infrastructure, products, and businesses intended to drive Ethereum adoption among institutional leaders, enterprise executives, fintech companies, and web3-native founders. Its inaugural event is scheduled for October 19, 2026, at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada, during Money 20/20 USA week.^[1]​

Background and Focus

The summit extends themes associated with ETHConf, which describes ETHConf New York as a flagship week bringing Ethereum’s institutional and builder communities together. Summit topics include payments and stablecoins, tokenized markets, institutional infrastructure, and enterprise adoption of Ethereum.^[1]​

The event is planned as a gathering for senior leaders across capital and financial infrastructure, as well as teams bringing Ethereum into production. It is scheduled at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas, 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, on the LINQ Promenade. The venue is about a twelve-minute walk from the Money 20/20 conference venue; a Money 20/20 pass is not required to attend.^[1]​

Programme

The inaugural summit is scheduled to run from 1:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Pacific Time. Doors are due to open at 1:30 p.m., with talks and panels beginning at 2 p.m. The programme is planned to include keynotes, panels, fireside conversations, and focused discussions. Happy hour and networking are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m.; talks are planned for the venue’s main floor, with networking in its lounges.^[1]​

Speakers and Attendees

The listed speakers are Sam Kazemian, chief executive officer of Frax Finance; Kartik Talwar, co-founder of ETHGlobal; Debbie Soon, head of marketing at Privy; Eleni Steinman, head of stablecoins at Lead Bank; Kevin Li, chief executive officer of Goldsky; Navin Vethanayagam, co-founder of KRWQ; and Sandeep Nailwal, chief executive officer of Polygon Foundation.^[1]​

Organizations represented by confirmed guests span several sectors:

• Payments and stablecoins: Frax, Bastion, Carret, Forumpay, Grain Finance, Hinkal, IFX Payments, Lumx, Meld.io, OwlPay, Permara, Ripple, Soho Pay, StraitsX, Toku, and Zerohash.
• Investment and capital: GIC, LL Capital, and Theia.
• Digital assets: BitGo, Elk Crypto, Huma Finance, Insipha, and Ondo Finance.
• Web3 and infrastructure: 0x, Blockaid, Chainlink, Halliday, OpenZeppelin, Succinct Labs, Wire Network, and Optimism.
• Advisory and accounting: Architect Partners LLC, Bitwave, KPMG, and MOIC.
• Research, policy, and media: Blockchain Foundation, Brainfood, and Penn State University.^[1]