Successful gathering of Crypto-Ecosystem in Berlin: Over 2,500 participants at C3 Crypto Conference in Berlin

The first C3 Crypto Conference at STATION Berlin started last Thursday with the goal of creating a conference and expo where both Blockchain beginners and professionals generate added value for themselves. The wide ranging Blockchain ecosystem was presented by over 2,500 visitors, more than 50 speakers and 70 exhibiting companies over two days in Berlin.

  • Over 50 speakers and 70 exhibitors attended the first C3 Crypto Conference at STATION Berlin on two days of Conference and Expo
  • International speakers, panels & workshops provided “Out of the Box” moments
  • Highlight: Winners of the Live-ICOs receives investment from Paranoid Internet

Captivating topics

Topics regarding the future and the framework conditions of the Blockchain were particularly highly discussed. For example, Dr Ulrich Keunecke’s panel from KPMG, which took a closer look at the legal framework for ICOs, was very well received. The topic of cryptocurrencies also played a major role in the keynotes and panels of the conference.

As a result, the room was fully packed when Alena Vranova (consultant for Bitcoin, Blockchain and Fintech), Jeff Gallas (Fulmo), Matthew Schutte (Holo.Host) and Dušan Stojanović (True Global Ventures) discussed the future of cryptocurrencies. But also the keynotes of Matthew Schutte (Tackling Complexity: How to create an ecosystem, and not just a network) and Miko Matsumura (Evercoin), who explained the revolutionary meaning of bitcoin, fascinated the visitors. Miriam Neubauer and Fabian Spielberger from Catena Capital showed the audience “Use Cases of Blockchain Technology”. Christian Junger (MADANA), Sascha Grumbach (Argopreneurs), Fabian Spielberger (Catena Capital ) and Dennis Weidner (organizer of the C3 Crypto Conference) emphasized the importance of Berlin as a location during the subsequent “Blockchain Entrepreneurship in Berlin” panel. “It is the first time in history that Europe can compete with the USA in fundraising,” said Spielberger.

Live ICOs as a highlight of the conference

On day two of the conference, live pitches were held in two stages on the Expo stage in the exhibition area. In a dynamic competition, selected participants pitched their ICO ideas. The winners of places one to three received a first marketing investment from Paranoid Internet, a full-service crypto and marketing agency, to present their approaches to the masses. First place was honoured with 25,000 €, second place with 10,000 € and third place with 5,000 € as starting capital. The winners are:

  1. TV-TWO (a decentralized TV ecosystem)
  2. concertVR (location-independent concert experiences with Virtual Reality)
  3. BehaviourExchange (identify and analyze web users in real time)

Important platform for the Blockchain ecosystem

“We have joined forces as a team to set an example for diversity, innovation and technological development in Germany with this lighthouse event. We are very pleased with the feedback from the first C3 Crypto Conference,” says Dennis Weidner, organizer of the conference. “The response of the participants to the conference and the fair shows us how important such a platform for exchange is for the Blockchain ecosystem. Events like these are important to highlight the innovative power and socio-political significance of Blockchain and cryptocurrencies for the future”.

About Paranoid Internet

Paranoid Internet is one of the leading full-service crypto and marketing agencies in Germany, with a wealth of project-related experience from the ICOs of Envion and Savedroid. The C³ Crypto Conference in Berlin was started as a lighthouse event with the aim of further promoting the ecosystem around the Blockchain technology and giving the community a platform for “Out of the Box” thinking and exchange.

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