ICO Competition to be held at Satoshi United in Singapore, July 26-27, 2018

ICOs from around the globe get an opportunity to win $150,000 through the pitcher perfect competition going to be held at Satoshi United Blockchain and Celebration on 26th and 27th July in Singapore. Along with the conference, it’s more about celebrating blockchain’s success by recognizing the industry’s most visionary blockchain ideas.

The conference will feature tracks from 30+ speakers, workshops and ICO exhibition booths. The tracks will focus on blockchain adoption and implementation, covering all bases.

This event is a great opportunity that offers a chance to connect with Blockchain influencers, discuss latest trends, as well as exchange ideas with the top executives of the industry.

The most exciting element of the event

Pitcher perfect/ Awards night- An attempt to encourage and applaud the ones who are striving hard and investing their energies into this industry. The pitches will have the potential to win grand prizes worth $150,000 in total.

The Golden pitch – ICOs get 7 minutes on stage to pitch their idea in front of 5 judges and over 300+ attendees, 3 paid awards categories prizes worth 150,000 in prizes, 6 more awards which won’t be monetary.

The Awards nights would be covered by international press and big shot blockchain influencers. The Judges will be ICO bench-experts, Private investors and Influential leaders of the industry.

For information on the event, online programming and the most up-to-date news pertaining to the event, please visit: https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/satoshi-united-biggest-celebration-of-the-success-of-blockchain-world-tickets-46708804291

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