Consensus Miami 2026

Premier gathering for crypto, blockchain, and AI professionals

Last modifiedJuly 8, 2026

Consensus Miami 2026 is a major industry conference hosted by CoinDesk, running from May 5–7, 2026, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. It is a premier gathering for crypto, blockchain, and AI professionals, featuring over 500 speakers and 25,000+ attendees focusing on digital assets, Web3, and regulatory trends.

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The global economy is being rewritten. Consensus 2026 is where the architects of that new economy meet. Join 20,000+ senior leaders from crypto, finance, tech, and policy for three days of deals, demos, and decisions that will define the next era of the global economy.

This year, we go beyond the blockchain to bring together the three forces reshaping global finance.

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Terence Zimwara

PublishedApr 25, 2026Last UpdatedJul 8, 2026

Terence Zimwara is an award-winning journalist and author specializing in the intersection of African macroeconomics and digital finance. Since 2018, he has reported exte... Terence Zimwara is an award-winning journalist and author specializing in the intersection of African macroeconomics and digital finance. Since 2018, he has reported extensively on Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency landscape, with his work appearing in numerous local print and online media outlets. Since joining Bitcoin.com News in 2020, Zimwara has authored more than 3,400 articles covering cryptocurrencies, fintech, and global trade. A recognized voice in the industry, his professional accolades include being named the 2013 Zimbabwe Health Journalist of the Year and being featured in the Innovate 2022 series. His previous research includes a 2013 report on clinical trials in Africa commissioned by Wemos. Holding a diploma in banking, Zimwara focuses his reporting on the unique economic challenges facing developing nations. He frequently explores the transformative potential of digital currencies as a "financial escape route" and a tool for economic resilience. Disclosure: The author holds less than $500 in cryptocurrency assets.