Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Georgia 2018: Mining, Crypto Business and Regulation in Georgia

On June 20, Tbilisi will host the main crypto event of Georgia – Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Georgia 2018. Participants and partners of the event are founders and promoters of the blockchain industry in the country.

Program and partners

The conference will feature Georgian and foreign crypto experts: entrepreneurs, investors, founders of blockchain companies, developers, representatives of state authorities, lawyers and economists.

Partners of the event are founders of blockchain industry in Georgia: Association Blockchain Georgia, Bitcoin Embassy Georgia and Blockchain Systems Institute. These organizations became the most active propagandists of blockchain and digital assets in the country.

Guests will enjoy discussions on topical issues: specifics of mining in Georgia, state regulation and state administration, prospects of ICO holding in the country.

Exhibition area will include well-known companies representing the international blockchain industry: suppliers of mining equipment and farms, ICO projects, blockchain platforms, integrators, developers and organizations providing technological and financial services.

Venue

The event will be held in the upmarket hotel Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel in the center of Tbilisi. Address: 1 Rose Revolution Square.

Organizer

The event is held by the international company Smile-Expo, which created a network of blockchain events in 20 countries. For 12 years of its activity, it has established itself as the organizer of large-scale industry events in Europe, Asia and even in Australia.

Follow the news on the official website of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Georgia.

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