The MJAC & CryptoCompare London Blockchain Summit will take place on Friday, 30th November at Old Billingsgate, London.
The event will host blockchain pioneers, innovators and thought leaders alongside an exhibition of companies that are making waves in the sector. Those already confirmed for the show include Circle, Coinfloor, NKB Group, Coinbase, BlockEx and Cumberland.
The conference will examine:
- What is blockchain and how it is changing the world we live in
- Blockchain and banking
- Cryptocurrency exchanges
- How to list a new digital currency
- Investment funds and Bitcoin
- Blockchain and its applications in the gaming ecosystem
- How to mine, buy and trade digital currencies
- Wallets and how to store your cryptocurrencies safely
- Bitcoin Futures – How to trade them
- Governance in blockchain
- The latest blockchain innovations and ICOs
- The future of blockchain and its applications
CryptoCompare & MJAC London Blockchain Summit
Over 1,000 investors, tech enthusiasts and experts attended the CryptoCompare & MJAC London Blockchain Summit on 13th June, with the likes of Ripple, Coinbase, CoinShares, Coinfloor and Circle presenting on the main stage. A host of startups and ICOs appeared on the ICO and Blockchain Stage and over 30 exhibitors were in attendance.
To book tickets for the November event, go to: www.mjac.io. The early bird ticket price of £100 is available until midnight on 31st October. Following this date, tickets will be priced at £200.
“We had an overwhelmingly positive response from exhibitors, speakers and delegates at the last show with everyone asking when the next event was going to be,” says Matthew Collom of MJAC. “People want to learn about the industry and we saw first-hand the huge demand for the type of event we offer. Delegates for the November summit can expect to find the same high calibre of speakers, panellists and exhibitors as at the June event.”
Videos of the panels and speakers at June’s event can be viewed here.
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