On Friday, June 5th at 2 p.m. ET Cointelegraph will go live to question the future of blockchain events. Is this the end of the road? Are blockchain events dying in 2020? Join this livestream to understand how blockchain conferences are changing. When did event organizers learn about travel restrictions? What started to change? How much money have events lost? Has the industry suffered? Are online meetings a viable solution?
Our guests:
Addy Crezee — CEO of BlockShow
Gabriel Yang — Head of Strategy at BlockShow
Brian Kang — Co-founder of Korea Blockchain Week
Jonathan Allen — Partner at SF Blockchain Week
Ivan Buzarin — CEO and Founder of SHIFT
Discover the answer to all your questions this Friday at 2 p.m. ET.
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Our guests:
Addy Crezee — CEO of BlockShow
Gabriel Yang — Head of Strategy at BlockShow
Brian Kang — Co-founder of Korea Blockchain Week
Jonathan Allen — Partner at SF Blockchain Week
Ivan Buzarin — CEO and Founder of SHIFT
Discover the answer to all your questions this Friday at 2 p.m. ET.
#Cointelegraph #Bitcoin #Cryptoevents
Subscribe to Cointelegraph: https://goo.gl/JhmfdU
Follow COINTELEGRAPH:
Website: https://cointelegraph.com/
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Francisco Gimeno - BC Analyst We believe that, at least for the next two years, live events and conferences will be subjected to many restrictions due to the post pandemic woes. This works also for Blockchain events and conferences. This is not necessarily bad. Many of these events were getting in a kind of a fair where everything and nothing was shown. The real work in the blockchain is, we think, done by start ups and companies which are silently working for several years creating real solutions, solid tech, solving the issues to make the blockchain ubiquitous in the next future.