Lyudmyla Kozlovska

President of the Open Dialogue Foundation

Lyudmyla is a Bitcoin advocate & human rights defender from Ukraine. She has been advocating regulators to address financial exclusion & transnational financial repression, political oppression and the delivery of humanitarian aid, promoting the vital role of bitcoin. Lyudmyla has been leading the campaign to prevent the abuse of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) laws by malign state actors. Previously, she initiated the reform of INTERPOL to fight its misuse as a tool of political prosecution worldwide.

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Speaker’s stage appearances

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Panel discussion

MiCA, DAC8 and the Coming of CBDCs: What Every Bitcoiner Needs to Know (and Do)

The regulatory landscape in Europe is changing. MiCA's KYC requirements and DAC8's cross-border tax reporting standards are now real constraints —not hypotheticals— while the CBDC and Digital Euro agenda is accelerating. This panel cuts through the noise and maps exactly where we stand, what's coming next, and what it means for your privacy, your sovereignty, and your Bitcoin.

The bigger question is: what should you do about this? Europe's regulatory direction isn't fixed — it's a political process, and Bitcoiners have more leverage than they think. This panel is a call to action: understand the rules being written, engage the people making them, and stop leaving the future of financial freedom to politicians who've never seen a wallet.

Expo stage

Thu, 12:20

Panel discussion

Badass Bitcoin Users

What separates a casual holder from a truly sovereign individual? This session brings together the most "badass" users in the space to share their war stories and strategies. Get the mental models and tactical advice you need to push the boundaries of what's possible with Bitcoin. From high-security ops to radical lifestyle design, learn how to move from being a participant in the network to being a master of it.

Expo stage

Fri, 17:00