Grand international blockchain conference ChainPoint to take place in Armenia this November

The next remarkable blockchain conference – ChainPoint, will take place on November 14-15 in Yerevan, Armenia, the innovation powerhouse of the region.

The goal of ChainPoint is to showcase business opportunities of the regional tech ecosystem by bringing together global blockchain professionals and creating a platform for for productive dialogue and sharing the best practices.

The conference is organized by Nooor – Armenian Blockchain Association. More than 30 speakers and 350 participants from over 10 industries, including the financial, technology, media, telecommunications, manufacturing, energy, agriculture, etc., will attend the conference to provide first-hand expertise, large scale networking and strategic partnerships.

Prominent crypto-thinkers, leading trendsetters, and game-changing industry experts will leave no stone unturned, sharing industry best practices during a two-day program.

Program topics will include:

  • Blockchain development prospects in Armenia;
  • Regulatory frameworks;
  • Blockchain & fintech trends;
  • Tokenization;
  • Intellectual property rights and blockchain;
  • Art and blockchain.

ChainPoint is a great hub of opportunities: for investors to discover new promising startups, for mining companies to connect with energy sector representatives, and for entrepreneurs to find potential markets. Renown experts will share the newest regulatory approaches to blockchain, ICO companies will access fundraising opportunities, etc.

Registration is now open at: https://chainpoint.io/

The Organizer: Nooor – Armenian Blockchain Association is a non-profit organization, which unites and supports blockchain enthusiasts, experts, developers, businesses, and startups from various spheres; helping them integrate into the international blockchain community. Strategically focusing on 4 areas (community/network building, education, policy making, entrepreneurial support), Nooor cooperates with state bodies, trade organisations, businesses, and individuals from various industrial sectors to develop revolutionary solutions through blockchain technologies.

A unique cultural program will spice up the unforgettable experience at ChainPoint, catching the mysticism and presenting the heritage of the country. With sightseeing tours set to take place around the 2800 year old city of Yerevan, combined with the hospitality of the Armenian people and their cuisine, the participants will have yet another chance of networking in a non-formal and cheerful environment.

The venue of the conference is a very special one – the museum-institute of Komitas. An erudite performer, composer, teacher and lecturer: Komitas, being the first ethnologist of spiritual and national Armenian music, has always been distinguished by his originality – some excerpts from his work seem to come from the pen of a modernist or avant-garde. Nowadays, revolutionary approaches in art often cannot go without the use of newest technologies.

The country: For centuries, Armenia has been at the crossroads of cultural trends, intellectual thought, groundbreaking research, and incredible inventions. In sync with the innovative developments of the world, Armenia sets a new wave of technological growth, putting special emphasis on the emerging technologies, such as blockchain. In this cross point of antiquity and innovation, ChainPoint will raise this wave to its peak uniting international and local blockchain communities and combining the world-class expertise, potentials and ideas for synergetic grow.

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