CfC St. Moritz 2027

CfC St. Moritz is a selective conference about digital assets and how they are merging with traditional finance. The 2027 edition runs from 13 to 15 January at Suvretta House in St. Moritz, Switzerland. Before that, on 11 and 12 January, a Pre-Opening offers outdoor activities and informal get-togethers around the Engadin Valley, with the dinners on the 12th backed by Ripple. Canton Network steps up to main partner for 2027 after three years of involvement with the event. Attendance is capped at 250. The organiser aims the event at ultra-high-net-worth individuals, family offices, funds and institutional investors, joined by senior people from banking, crypto, technology and policy. Places are not sold openly: each person applies, and a board committee looks at every request. The organiser puts its current admission rate at 12% and cites an average individual net worth of more than 35 million (currency not stated) among admitted guests. Applications for 2027 opened on 14 October 2026. The format mixes keynotes and seminars with networking away from the stage, plus wellness options such as a cold plunge or a forest walk on the Wednesday morning. The organiser lists more than 60 speakers. Announced names include Changpeng "CZ" Zhao of Binance, Franklin Templeton chief executive Jenny Johnson, DRW founder Don Wilson, Brett Tejpaul of Coinbase Institutional and Anthony Scaramucci of SkyBridge Capital, plus policy figures such as an adviser at the European Commission and a senior executive director at ADGM. Day one, 13 January, carries the theme Macro Perspective on the Industry: an introductory seminar on crypto and blockchain, then sessions on the AI-driven economy, energy and compute, digital asset policy after the US midterms, and the role of Bitcoin. New this year are the Suvretta House Rules, under which sessions and conversations are confidential by default. There is no public ticket sale and no published price. Entry is by application on the official site. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. The organiser describes its audience as investors, family offices and institutional decision makers, and entry depends on an approved application rather than a bought pass. The value is access to senior people at firms such as Securitize, Paxos and Sygnum, and at listed partners including Binance, Coinbase, Ripple and the Solana Foundation. Crypto and fintech partnership managers who deal with companies of that size are the most likely to have a case for applying.