Crypto EXPO Asia goes live on October 26, 2018 in Singapore

Crypto EXPO Asia goes live on October 26, 2018 and Suntec Singapore Covention & Exhibition Centre hosts the world of blockchain and bitcoins for one day only. One more outstanding show organized by FINEXPO is going to take place and promises to become a success as crypto world gained its popularity worldwide.

Every visitor gets an opportunity to take part in the biggest show filled with exhibitor booths, loungers, Speaker Hall and Workshop rooms as well as to meet with the best crypto experts and people from worldwide companies working with ICO, blockchains and cryptocurrency. Many up-to-date and vital questions of the crypto-world will be covered in the speaker hall and workshop rooms. Inside the large interactive exhibit hall every visitor will get the access to the newest crypto tools including the ones directly from fintech companies.

FINEXPO has connected over 100 000 traders, investors and financial advisors and more than 3 000 financial companies and brokers from Forex, stock, option, bond crypto money and forward markets from all around the world including Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, China, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Cyprus, Slovakia, Latvia and Russia. Positive FEEDBACK from participants and attendees proves the hard work done by FINEXPO team and motivates for further success.

Make a reservation on the event web-site and get the access to the incredible flagship event in ASIA. https://cryptoexpo.asia/

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