Europe's digital-asset conversation found a new home in Vienna. Over two main days — 19 and 20 May 2026, preceded by an invite-only welcome reception on 18 May — the first VI3NNA Congress gathered around sixty speakers at the MQ Libelle, the glass pavilion perched atop the MuseumsQuartier.
The setting was deliberate. A modern rooftop pavilion overlooking the imperial skyline, the MQ Libelle mirrors the Congress's own ambition: to hold heritage and progress, regulation and innovation, in the same frame. It gave two days of high-level exchange a distinctly European backdrop.
Day one — capital, markets and regulation
The opening day centred on how Europe governs digital value. Keynotes and executive roundtables moved through central-bank perspectives, anti-money-laundering practice and the question of digital ownership — the market-and-regulation realities that decide whether tokenised finance scales responsibly on the continent.
Day two — infrastructure, innovation and Europe's future
The second day turned to what gets built. Panels examined exchange infrastructure, tokenisation, and investment, alongside the forward agenda for Europe's digital competitiveness. Two focused side forums extended the programme: a boutique networking evening with Teroxx, and a legal-market session on MiCA and asset-referenced tokens hosted by CERHA HEMPEL.
An outcome, not just an event
The Congress closed with a published result: the VI3NNA Declaration, an industry position paper on liquidity, regulation, artificial intelligence and Europe's digital-asset competitiveness. For VALUEX — part of the ecosystem behind the Congress — the event underlined why structured projects, credible ratings and compliant capital belong in the same conversation as policy.