Prague to host exhibition of blockchain developments and mining hardware

On May 19, the capital of the Czech Republic will host an exhibition of software and hardware for the crypto industry. The event is organized as part of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Prague, the conference dedicated to the development of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.

Organizer of the event is Smile-Expo. Its team carries out specialized events for the Bitcoin industry in the Czech Republic, Estonia, Russia and Ukraine. The previous crypto conference of Smile-Expo took place on April 19 in Moscow and brought together 30 speakers and 750 attendees.

What will exhibition attendees enjoy?

HashCoins, one of the leaders in the production of crypto equipment will present the latest blockchain-based developments. The brand became popular due to dozens of thousands of devices for the Bitcoin and Altcoin mining, as well as due to HashFlare.io, the service for cloud mining. The company representatives will demonstrate its hardware at work and tell about the service of remote access to crypto equipment.

For blockchain startups founders, it is important to be able to organize crowdfunding campaigns. For such companies, the exhibition will feature a decentralized service Waves Platform. In addition to carrying out crowdfunding and issuing electronic values, the platform allows users to trade and exchange blockchain-based assets.

Another service to join the business community, which will be presented at the exhibition, is Super NET. It is a platform that acts as an intermediary between the blockchain developers. In other words, user gets unhindered access to all blockchain innovations in one place.

Aureus representatives will tell visitors how to earn dividends from capital when accompanied by financiers. Based on the blockchain, Aureus crypto asset depends not only on the field of “crypto”, but also on the real sector of the world economy.

The stock exchange sector will be represented by the Solvena business platform. The company has teams of traders, trading robots and software for trading on specified mathematical models.

Innovations in the banking sector will be presented by Polybius Bank. Representatives of the company will talk about the technology of electronic passport in the banking ecosystem, which includes the corporate sector and individual customers.

The topic of data protection and confidentiality will be covered on the Crypviser GmbH stand. Representatives of the company will talk about reliable and advanced encryption systems and cybersecurity standards that are used by large corporations and governments.

In addition to the exhibition, Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Prague includes a conference for representatives of the cryptocurrency business. The speakers will talk about new services on the basis of blockchain, give advice on development and promotion, as well as analyze the issues of legislation. You can register on the conference website.

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