Login Casino will hold an online conference on risk management in the cryptocurrency market

Login Casino invites everyone to take part in the bitcoin-marathon (https://logincasino.com/bitcoin-marathone-2018.html) – a series of thematic conferences, devoted to cryptocurrency. The marathon period is February-April 2018. Speakers of the conference are going to highlight the most relevant issues, connected with crypto industry.

Among the event presenters there will be Vladimyr Remi – one of the leading experts in the sphere of e-commerce, gambling, licensing and jurisprudence. He will speak at the online-conference, which will take place on February 27. Subject of his report: “Risk management in the cryptocurrency market”.

Vladimyr Remi has over ten years of experience in a large multinational corporation in the sphere of finance and security. Currently the expert is an independent consultant in the FinTech-industry. He cooperates with the major Baltic Legal Affairs Bureaus and English consulting companies. Vladimyr has a teaching experience at university.

“The most popular cryptocurrency in the world – bitcoin – started the year with a decline, rebounce and a new decline. This swing is likely to go on. That is why we came up with the idea of creating a platform to discuss further development of cryptoindustry in the world, called “Bitcoin Marathon. All the way from A to Z”, – says Daria Temnenko, Login Casino Brand Manager.

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