Blockchain Venture Summit; A Chance to Meet and Communicate With Like-minded Individuals and Companies at the Very Heart of Eurasia

For the first time, founders and investors worldwide come together at a unique and exciting new event from leading industry experts.

Istanbul is bringing you an exciting new conference called the Blockchain Venture Summit. This conference will bring together blockchain and cryptocurrency investors, entrepreneurs and professionals who want to establish connections with Europe and MENA’s most influential minds, and who want to stay ahead of the curve and get the inside scoop on the most promising companies out there as they prepare for high-profile ICOs / Token Sales.

The Most Influential Blockchain Event in Eurasia

At the Blockchain Venture Summit, more than one hundred companies will be introduced. They will be exhibiting their work, providing a unique opportunity for attendees to gain multiple company insights, and therefore help the industry grow bigger together.

In addition to companies, investors from all around the world will be gathering to gain a deeper understanding of this revolutionary new technology. This conference will showcase a fantastic range of exhibitions, which will spark increased fundraising for new, innovative enterprises in the long-run, through their ICOs and Token sales.

There will be companies which are already at the investment stage as well as beta-stage startups attending. All in all, more than 1000 delegates are expected to attend from all over the world.

The ICO Lounge: Where you Can Have the Chance to Meet Investors

Additionally, the Blockchain Venture Summit will be introducing a special section called the ICO Lounge, geared towards entrepreneurs who are working within this scope. You will have the chance to introduce your enterprise here, discuss your plans with industry leaders, and maybe even find an investor.

Bobby Lee, Co-founder of BTCC, China’s First Cryptocurrency Exchange, Will Be on Stage

Confirmed speakers as follows; Joint Ventures CEO Ahmet Arslan, Spotcoin Co-Founder Andrew Thornhill, BTCC/Bitcoin Foundation Co-founder & Board Member Bobby Lee, Stylus Capital Founder / General Partner Burak Yenigün, Colendi Co-Founder & CEO Bülent Tekmen, Ripple Global Head of Infrastructure Innovation Dilip Rao, Coinsilium Co-Founder / CEO Eddy Travia, Loyakk Co-Founder / CEO Salim Ali, IEG CEO Stefan Heilmann, 7marketz Co-Founder / CEO Yagub Rahimov and many more coming soon.

Tickets are on sale now, with the main event taking place on 28th March 2018. Interested individuals, companies or investors can register on the website to buy tickets or get more information about sponsorship options for the summit. Super early bird and regular tickets are on sale. Potential participants are advised to book early to avoid disappointment.

For further information, please email marketing@webrazzi.com.

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