Tokenomics taking place at Tallinn University of Technology May 23-24th 2018.

Tokenomics by Iskander.events is tailored to move a global community of investors, entrepreneurs and developers to a new level of understanding opportunities of blockchain market at Tallinn University of Technology May 23-24th 2018.

Iskander.events provides educational and networking opportunities to create the community sharing the same values and willing to develop cryptomarket and technology. «We have invited the strongest projects from all over the globe, which have already proven their success, to share their experience and failures. The real sharks of the finance world will talk about the future of tokens», says Anton Zanimonets, Iskander.events CEO and conference organizer.

Tokenomics by Iskander.events launches a series of conferences focused on special blockchain technical and market issues.

Two-days event on 23-24th of May at Tallinn University of Technology brings entrepreneurs, traders, developers and investors in the blockchain space to address token history, best ICO practices in building token models, government regulation policy, cryptocurrency investment analysis, case studies, crypto-currency exchange listing policy.

The key speakers are:

  • Mario Laul – Beyond the Technological Revolution resercher, Tallinn Technological University
  • Henry Liu – Yeomans Capital, Ex-Facebook
  • Celeste Kwon – СЕО, Kryptono project, ex-Bithumb
  • Alex Varabei – PhD in Finance, Ohio State University
  • Henry Elder – Co-founder Digital Assets Advisor
  • Will Andrich – Morgan Stanley, LCF Rothschild, PIK Group
  • Hogi Hyun – Director, Abacus Capital
  • Steve Good – Ex Infosys, Deloitte and IBM
  • Lior Zaks – VP Strategic Business Olam Foundation

All the speeches will focus on financial and wealth generation topics such as tokenomics, token analysis, strategies for trading cryptocurrencies, and the future of the industry.

Regulators discussion will include representatives from Malta, Estonia, Belarus, Switzerland, Singapore, China and Lithuania.

The Conference will also feature the workshop that takes place in the form of a game session where teams build or test their projects token economics model. VIP participants are invited to RockinToken Afterparty in a unique mansion in the heart of Tallinn for efficient networking in informal atmosphere.

For more conference information and a full list of confirmed speakers, visit website: http://www.iskander.events/

Media Contact and Promotional Opportunities:

Maria Spiring

Mobile : +370 646 12334

E-mail: ms@iskander.vc

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