FinTech on the Block is bringing Fintech leaders together

FinTech on the Block (FTOB) Conference and TokenExpo is a two-day event that assembles the leading Finance, FinTech and Blockchain players as well as private and institutional investors. We are proud to host Tim Draper (Founder of Draper Associates),  Sam Cassatt (Chief Strategy Officer at ConsenSys), Bobby Lee (CEO of Bitcoin Foundation), Vít Jedlička (President of Free Republic of Liberland) among our speakers. The event will take place on November 27-28 at the historic Hibernia Bank building in San Francisco and will bond over 1500 delegates and 80 speakers that make up the foundation of the fintech and blockchain ecosystems.

The Forum will feature panel discussions, networking sessions, workshops and a VIP party. There also will be an EXPO with the latest fintech developments.

During the two-day event, venture capitalists, leading fintech startups and top-10 banks representatives will be discussing the future of money, mass adoption of blockchain, cybersecurity, regulation in the Fintech and Blockchain industries and other emerging trends that are disrupting traditional banking and financial industry.

More information on the website: https://www.ftob.io/

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