Meet Tim Draper and Michael Arrington at the Global Blockchain Forum

Learn about the best investment strategies and changes blockchain is bringing about.

The event will take place on April 2-3, 2018, at the Santa Clara Convention Center. Tim Draper (world-famous venture capitalist, founder of Draper Associates), Michael Arrington (founder of TechCrunch and XRP Capital) are among the speakers. Other business leaders both inside and outside Silicon Valley will be examining the myriad impacts blockchain can have beyond banking and crypto-currencies.

From health care to autonomous vehicles blockchain is likely to change how much of the business of the world runs. Expert panels will be giving their thoughts and explaining strategies to take advantage of the new legal structures that are now available. From investigating the current state of ICOs to predictions on the social impact to potential changes in how we govern ourselves blockchain enabled technologies offer a variety of opportunities.

The Forum will feature panel discussions, networking sessions, and a VIP party. This is a great opportunity to listen to practitioners such as Vinny Lingham from Civic, Edith Yeung from 500 startups, Eric Ly from LinkedIn and many more.

With over 50 speakers and 2,000 attendees from many of the most active blockchain companies in Silicon Valley, the Global Blockchain Forum will be an exciting event for thinkers, makers, and doers in the financial and technology industries.

Further information about the conference and links to register can be found at the GBForum website.

Bitcoin Garden users can use promo code BITCOINGARDEN50 to obtain a 50% discount of tickets.

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