Saint Petersburg to host Blockchain Life 2018 on November 7-8

November 7-8, St. Petersburg will host the 2nd annual international forum on blockchain, cryptocurrency and mining Blockchain Life 2018.

  • 5000+ attendees
  • 80 speakers
  • 70 countries
  • 120 booths

The two-day forum/conference at the country’s leading venue Expoforum gathers 5,000 participants from more than 70 countries. Сrypto traders, the owners of ICO projects, leading private investors and crypto funds, entrepreneurs and blockchain experts, developers on the blockchain, the owners and representatives of global exchanges, and miners, – the event brings together industry professionals and those who are just starting their way in the crypto industry.

Within the conference part, the leading experts of the Asian, US, European and CIS markets prepared their speeches. In the report, each speaker provides actual case studies on earnings, or experience in building a project in the most promising sector of today.

Among the speakers: Sergei Khitrov (Listing.help, Icotop.io), Ethan Ng (Huobi Exchange), Phillip Nunn (ICO advisor), Nikolai Shkilev (ICO advisor), and other leading international industry professionals.

The first list of speakers is available on the website. During 2 days more than 80 experts from all over the world will speak for the attendees.

For the first time in the forum leading companies of the industry will compete for the title of the best in its segment within the annual award Blockchain Life Awards 2018.

It is only 3 months before the forum, and delay the purchase of tickets is not recommended – last year, SOLD Out came a month before the event. Learn more about the forum at https://blockchain-life.com/en/

Organizers: Sergei Khitrov, helping with the output on the crypto exchanges Listing.Help, Icotop.io Rating Agency.

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