Debifi to Lead Baltic Honeybadger 2025 as Main Sponsor
Riga’s has, since its inception, offered a rare exception in a sea of increasingly diluted “crypto” conferences. Organized by , the event remains singularly focused on Bitcoin—uncompromised, unsponsored by altcoins, and uninterested in chasing whatever fleeting narratives occupy the broader blockchain industry in a given year.
Debifi Steps In - And Stands Firm
Now, with Debifi stepping in as the main sponsor for its 2025 edition, the alignment appears both deliberate and overdue.
Founded on the principles of non-custodial, Bitcoin-backed lending, Debifi is not just underwriting the event’s budget. It is underwriting the ethos. Built on multisig escrows and adamantly rejecting rehypothecation, Debifi does not offer financial products that merely wear the Bitcoin badge. It builds on Bitcoin in the way that matters—preserving sovereignty, not eroding it.
More Than Marketing—It’s Conviction
To some, this is a marketing decision. To others, a statement. According to Debifi CEO Max Kei, it’s decidedly the latter:
“Baltic Honeybadger is one of the few events that hasn’t sold out. That matters to us. Supporting it is not a branding exercise - it’s a way to stand with the part of this community that still believes in Bitcoin as it was meant to be: sovereign, secure, and non-negotiable.”
The Last Stand for Uncompromised Bitcoin
For Hodl Hodl, the sentiment is mutual. CEO Anna remarked:
“We share a strong relationship with Debifi. Much like Baltic Honeybadger, this product is built by Bitcoiners, for Bitcoiners. Their decision to take the lead this year goes far beyond financial support - it’s a statement of conviction.”
In a time when digital asset events routinely bend to VC dollars and shapeshift to remain palatable to the broadest possible crowd, Baltic Honeybadger remains an outlier. And perhaps that’s the point.
Scheduled for August 9–10, 2025, in Riga, Latvia, Baltic Honeybadger continues to offer one of the few remaining spaces where Bitcoin isn’t the warm-up act or the afterthought. It is the main stage. Learn more at