Blockchain Adria, the Biggest Blockchain Conference in SE Europe

Blockchain Adria, the biggest blockchain conference in South East Europe scheduled to be held on October 14, 2017, in Hotel Lone, Rovinj, Croatia.

The attendees will be introduced to different aspects of blockchain, focusing especially on the possibilities of developing a startup on this technology.

The blockchain is an increasingly popular technology on which cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum are based, with characteristics that make this distributed base suitable for various uses.

The event will encompass lectures and demonstrations of different aspects and advantages of this technology, its areas of usage, as well as examples of regional initiatives based on the blockchain.

Speakers – Regional & World Leading Experts

Confirmed speakers at the conference are leading blockchain experts in SEE. Here are some of them: Anton Golub, Danny Goh, Terence Tse, Peter Merc, Mališa Pušonja, Tali Režun, Nikola Jokić, Ivan Bjelajac, Zoran Milošević, Peter Trček, Andrej Čvoro, Gregor Koželj, Rok Babič, Nik Klemenac, Denis Petrovčić , and many other.

Topics that are going to be covered: introduction to decentralized way of thinking, presentations of regional blockchain projects, presentations of local Ethereum projects, panel discussion, and Q&A session.

For more information please visit the official website: http://ift.tt/2waHNUE

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