Shanghai will host Blockchain Practitioner Conference China 2018 on September 18

Blockchain Practitioner China Summit 2018 will be held on Sep 18th, 2018. The summit will gather blockchain elite across the globe, including blockchain industrial associations, institutes, Fintech companies, blockchain technology innovators, blockchain application startups, corporate blockchain R&D teams, consulting firms and companies of the digital economy industrial chain from more than 20 countries.

Main topics of Blockchain Practitioner China Summit 2018 include latest global development of the blockchain technology, from crypto technology to distributed algorithm, from main network creation to Dapp development, from blockchain safety to loophole prevention, also blockchain application and regulatory landscape, encompassing finance and payment, medical, distributed power gird, artificial intelligence, internet of things, supply chain management and tracing, IP protection and management, entertainment, audio and video and content industry and etc.; how can the blockchain empower digitalization of the enterprises, how can the traditional firms become the leader of digital economy by grasping the opportunities offered by blockchain?

This summit is aimed to create platform of cooperation and exchange for policy makers, blockchain technical experts, blockchain industry practitioners and investors, and designed to make contributions to the orderly and healthy development of the blockchain industry. We are convinced that this summit will be of assistance to establishment of the technology-driven new ecosystem of blockchain, and ultimately facilitate the formation of the value internet.

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