Crypto Assets Conference (CAC27) Frankfurt 2027

The Crypto Assets Conference, shortened to CAC27 for its 2027 edition, is a one-day event on blockchain, tokenisation and digital-asset regulation run by the Frankfurt School Centre for Digital Economics (FS-C4DE). It takes place on 7 April 2027 at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, Adickesallee 32-34, in Frankfurt am Main. The previous edition, CAC26, was held on 25 March 2026. The organiser positions it as a DACH-region and European meeting point for finance, regulation and digital-asset firms. The room mixes traditional-finance institutions with native Web3 companies: banking and finance professionals, regulators and academics sit alongside digital-asset specialists. For the 2026 edition the organiser cites more than 550 people on site and over 3,000 following online. The format is hybrid: two stages, a livestream, a networking app for guests in the room and a VIP area with private meeting rooms. The 2027 agenda and speakers are not published yet, and the site still shows the CAC26 programme. Last year's themes give a sense of the focus: tokenised bonds, funds and shares; trading and settlement of digital assets and wholesale CBDC, including the ECB trials and the EU DLT Pilot Regime; MiCAR and stablecoins, with attention to B2B payments; and institutional crypto, covering compliant staking and interoperability between DeFi and TradFi. The 2026 sessions also touched on Pontes & Appia and tokenised money market funds. Tickets are sold through Eventbrite. A Streaming Pass is free and gives remote access to more than nine hours of livestream from both stages, plus recordings and a Telegram group. The Super Early Bird on-site ticket costs €425 excluding VAT, against a listed €640, and covers all floors, the networking app, lunch and the recordings. A VIP on-site ticket costs €1,090 excluding VAT. Prices for later sales phases are not listed yet. Journalists can apply for press accreditation. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. This is a regulation and market-infrastructure conference rather than a marketing or traffic event, and the crowd is institutional, not retail. It is most useful for crypto and finance publishers who write about MiCAR, stablecoins and tokenisation and want context, sources and contacts in German-speaking banking and supervision. The free stream is a low-cost way to judge whether a seat in the room is worth paying for.