Callisto Capital will be taking part in this autumn’s Business Expo Noord-Limburg, the regional business fair held at Schouwburg Venray. On the visitors’ day, Thursday 17 September 2026, more than a hundred companies from a wide range of sectors will present themselves to entrepreneurs, professionals and students from the region. Our team will be on the exhibition floor throughout the day.
Meet the team, ask your questions
For us, the fair is above all an opportunity to meet. On the exhibition floor you will find the people who run the fund, and they will be glad to take time for your questions: how regulated crypto fund management works in the Netherlands, what an AFM registration does and does not entail, and how crypto is treated for tax purposes, whether held privately or on a company’s balance sheet. Questions of that kind come up frequently in our conversations with business owners and directors, and they are exactly what we are there for. No appointment is needed; feel free to approach us whenever it suits you.
The Knowledge Centre as a starting point
Anyone who would like to read up in advance can visit the Knowledge Centre on our website, where we explain the key concepts, from blockchain and Bitcoin to custody and regulation. The articles are freely accessible and available in both Dutch and English, so a conversation at the fair never has to start from scratch.
Practical details
The visitors’ day takes place on Thursday 17 September 2026 at Schouwburg Venray. The exhibition floor is open from 3 pm to 9 pm, followed by a networking reception until 11 pm. Admission is free of charge after registering through the expo website.
Callisto Capital manages a crypto fund for affluent private investors and entrepreneurs; participation is possible from 100,000 euro. At the fair we deliberately make no statements about returns or price expectations: our conversations are about how the fund works, the regulatory framework and the tax context. Callisto Capital is registered in the Netherlands as an AIFMD-light manager and is not under the ongoing supervision of the AFM.
