The team behind Paris Blockchain Week (PBW) has announced a new flagship event format, Signal Week. The summit is scheduled for July 6–7, 2027 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris.
The event marks a shift in positioning toward institutional digital assets, as the industry continues to move deeper into traditional finance infrastructure and capital markets.
Save the Date: July 6–7, 2027 in Paris
Signal Week will take place over two days in central Paris, bringing together global participants across finance, policy, and technology.
The event builds on PBW’s existing scale, which has attracted more than 10,000 attendees in previous editions, including executives, asset managers, and policymakers.
Organizers indicate that through this new format they wish to reflect the growing role of institutional players in digital assets. It will therefore focus more strongly on implementation, infrastructure, and capital deployment.
Built on PBW’s Institutional Base
Paris Blockchain Week has established itself as one of Europe’s largest digital asset conferences, with participation from banks, financial institutions, and government representatives.
Signal Week will retain that institutional focus. But at the same time it will refine its positioning around decision-makers operating at the intersection of traditional finance and blockchain-based systems.
According to the organizers, the shift reflects how the sector has evolved. After all, digital assets increasingly integrate into existing financial frameworks.
Co-Located With AI Summit RAISE
Signal Week will be held alongside the RAISE AI summit. Thousands of enterprise and technology leaders will share the same venue.
While the two events will run independently, the co-location highlights the growing overlap between artificial intelligence and digital asset infrastructure, particularly in areas such as automation, risk management, and onchain execution.
What to Watch
Signal Week builds on Paris Blockchain Week and keeps its focus on institutional participation across finance, policy, and digital asset infrastructure.
Previous editions drew a high concentration of decision-makers, including representatives from financial institutions, asset managers, and regulatory bodies. Signal Week is likely to continue that pattern.
Organizers will release speaker announcements and the full agenda closer to the event date.
