The C3 Crypto Conference has started! 100 free tickets available for day 2!

The C3 Crypto Conference successfully kicked off its first day. On the crowded Expo stage in Station Berlin, exhibitors from the crypto scene discussed their innovations with attendees. On three stages, experts Hendrik Hey, Fabian Spiegelberger and Miriam Neubauer spoke about the recent trends, innovations and the future of the crypto industry.

Dennis Weider, founder and organizer of the C3 Crypto Conference, welcomed the attendees and introduced an exciting day of diverse panel discussions, workshops and opportunities for networking. “We organized this event to unite the scene and bring it forward. One can feel this mentality all around this event.” founder Dennis Weider explained.

Visionary topics for the crypto-scene were tailored for the audience through a diverse mix of panels, booths and workshops. On the conference stage, experts discussed forward thinking topics such as the future of blockchain integration in the entertainment sector, and female leadership in the blockchain world. Various panels showcased renowned experts like Axel Hesse, founder of the streaming app VYDA, to share his insights. On the Expo Stage, exhibitors introduced their ideas to attendees of the event. Meanwhile, crypto enthusiasts are educating themselves in the various workshops, on topics such as bitcoin scaling.

The first day of the conference is almost over and seems a successful run so far. For the tomorrow date, the organizers are giving away 100 free tickets for the expo. With the code C3VIPNOW you can access 100 free tickets for the event, accessible at https://crypto-conference.com

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