TRON Whale Night Draws Hundreds at Bitcoin 2026 in Las Vegas

TRON DAO, Securitize and MetaMask co-hosted TRON Whale Night with the Digital Sovereignty Alliance and B.AI at OMNIA Nightclub on the Las Vegas Strip on April 27. The event drew hundreds of attendees from institutions, developers and other industry participants.

Bitcoin 2026 ran April 27–29 at The Venetian. Organizers presented the evening as a social and networking gathering for firms and builders to discuss blockchain-based financial infrastructure, including stablecoins, decentralized finance and cross-chain interoperability.

Hosts listed for the night included TRON DAO and Securitize, with MetaMask as a co-host and the Digital Sovereignty Alliance and B.AI as partners. Representatives from a range of digital-asset firms attended, and the venue provided a setting for informal conversations outside the conference program.

Speakers at TRON Whale Night included Sam Elfarra, community spokesperson for TRON DAO; Graham Ferguson, head of ecosystem at Securitize; and Molly Woodman, senior policy advisor at the Digital Sovereignty Alliance. “Bitcoin 2026 is one of the largest Bitcoin-focused conferences globally and provides an important opportunity to engage with participants across the digital asset ecosystem. Our presence reflects a commitment to working alongside industry stakeholders to advance the development and adoption of blockchain infrastructure at a global scale.” — Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson, TRON DAO.

TRON provided background on the network, noting it was founded in September 2017 by Justin Sun and launched its MainNet in May 2018. As of April 2026 TRON reported more than 379 million user accounts, over 13 billion transactions and about $27 billion in total value locked, according to TRONSCAN. The network also recently hosted the largest circulating supply of the USDT stablecoin, exceeding $86 billion.

Attendees and organizers used the night to discuss stablecoin settlement, liquidity across chains and regulatory and policy questions. The gathering followed conference sessions on those subjects and functioned as a networking opportunity for firms exploring partnerships and technical integrations.