Author of four international bestsellers on business David Siegel to speak about types of tokens

What types of tokens exist? How to create your own token? What consequences can tokenization have? Speaker of ICO event London, author of four international bestsellers on the Internet and business David Siegel will answer these questions.

The topic of David’s presentation is “Token Taxonomy”. He will explain what types of tokens exist and what purposes they serve. He will give recommendations on how to design your own token and tell about ICOs and tokenization of economy. Besides, speaker will answer the questions from the audience.

David Siegel is a globally renowned mentor. He is an expert on blockchain, decentralization, and business. Speaker started to promote the Internet back in 1994. He is one of the first bloggers in the world. Siegel is an author of five books on the Internet and business, four of which have become international bestsellers. He has been a management and strategy consultant to such major companies as NASA, Amazon, Intel, Sony, Hewlett Packard, etc. Siegel has given dozens of professional speeches at conferences all over the world. He has written many articles on decentralization and blockchain. He is also an author of the comprehensive manual on ICOs called The ICO Handbook. Currently, he helps to launch startups based on Ethereum blockchain.

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