Saint Petersburg will host a crypto industry exhibition of software and hardware

On June 22, a crypto industry exhibition of software and hardware will take place as part of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference in Saint Petersburg. Attendees will learn about the new opportunities offered to bitcoin community in mining, trading, and services sector.

Supplier of mining hardware 51ASIC will present case studies of technical implementation of large mining farms’ construction. Attendees will be able to consult with company’s representatives regarding the choice of software and legal issues.

Representatives of Polybius Bank, the first bank that focuses on collaboration with crypto businesses in European countries, will introduce attendees to experts’ advances in the field of cryptocurrencies and cryptography. The mission of Polybius is to create a global fintech ecosystem as an alternative to the traditional banking system.

Technological company HashCoins is a constant participant of major crypto exhibitions. Their team develops equipment and blockchain-based services and provides remote access to mining hardware. In five years of operation, the company has produced tens of thousands of systems for bitcoin and altcoin mining and created a cloud mining service HashFlare.io.

BitClub, which is among the world’s top 10 bitcoin mining companies and mines 80 BTC per day, will demonstrate a case study of successful growth in the crypto market, namely, the creation of one of the largest mining pools in the world. BitClub’s reps will reveal the capabilities of crowdfunding with the compensatory payment system and purchase of mining equipment.

Representatives of the CoinTraffic network will specify the opportunities of advertising on cryptocurrency platforms. The company places ads on 400 specialized websites (news portals, blogs, communities, etc.), supports five advertising formats and offers exclusive ICO packages.

The field of trading will be represented by the cryptocurrency broker Solvena – two teams of traders from Latvia and Russia that use their own trading strategies. Attendees of Solvena’s booth will learn about the use of trading bots – automated trading systems.

Consultants of B2Broker company will talk about complex solutions for starting broker activity from scratch. And namely about the systems for business processes automation, licensing and support of professional and beginning brokers.

A regular participant of exhibitions within Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference is BITMAIN WARRANTY. The company sells and maintains Antminer, bitcoin mining equipment. Company’s employees will provide detailed information about the equipment and related services (repair of hash boards, local distribution of component parts, and project development of bitcoin farms).

Details about the participants of exhibition and conference are available on the website of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference St. Petersburg.

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