Blockchain Venture Summit; Connect with established investors and enthusiasts in the epicentre of London’s financial district

Following the success of the conference in Istanbul in March, the Blockchain Venture Summit is coming to the centre of London in November (8 Northumberland Avenue, London – 21st November 2018). As with March’s event, this is a fantastic chance to be part of an exclusive crowd of investors, experts and enthusiasts in the blockchain sector.

The Blockchain Venture Summit will showcase some of the most exciting new start-ups in the industry and introduce some exceptional, high-profile speakers throughout the day. The capacity of the event is limited to just 500 participants, and ticket holders will have the chance to share insights into this rapidly developing sector.

The future of blockchain is now

The theme of November’s Blockchain Venture Summit is the future; a look at the current state of the cryptocurrency markets and a sneak peak at what the rest of 2018 – and beyond – has in store for the industry, and for blockchain technology. This promises to be an exciting opportunity for industry enthusiasts to connect and get the inside line on the latest developments in blockchain.

Guest Speakers

November’s Blockchain Venture Summit has got an exciting, diverse line-up of guest speakers, to be announced shortly. March’s speakers included Bobby Lee, co-founder of BTCC / Bitcoin Foundation, Charles Michael Yim, the founder of Cointopia, Dilip Rao, Ripple’s Global Head of Infrastructure Innovation, Eddy Travia, the co-founder and CEO of Coinsilium and IEG CEO Stefan Heilmann, as well as many others.

Conference Exhibitors

This conference’s special section will showcase enterprise exhibitors from around the world. This is a fantastic opportunity to take a look at some of the hottest new ventures out there, and for the exhibitors to discuss their plans and meet potential investors.

Tickets for the Blockchain Venture Summit will be on sale very soon. You can register your interest on the website for information on the upcoming ticket sale, or to find out more about sponsorship and exhibition opportunities for the summit. We will keep registered parties up-to-date with early bird tickets and sale dates. As this is an exclusive event with a limited capacity, we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment.

For further information, please email marketing@webrazzi.com

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