The Blockchain World Expo, the world’s largest blockchain trade show that was scheduled to be held in September this year in Toronto, has announced that it has postponed the event due to conflicting events.
The event website announced that the expo has been postponed due to the scheduling of Canada Fintech Forum event that will take place on September 20-21. The trade show was previously planned to take place from September 19-21, 2016 and expected to feature more than 50 exhibitors and 60 speakers from across America, Europe, and Asian Continents.
“Due to conflicting events, and at the request of our two main sponsors, we have decided to postpone the Fintech and Blockchain World Expo. We’re currently in the process of reconfiguring event logistics, but rest assured that we’ll keep you updated as we move forward with our re-launch,” the website stated.
The event was sponsored by TMX Group, whose subsidiaries include Toronto Stock Exchange and Montreal Exchange. Organizers of the event included blockchain development firm Decentral, Ethereum Canada and Accelerate Finance.
The website stated that the event will refund the amount for those who have already booked the tickets.
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Blockchain World Expo postponed to avoid clash with of Canada Fintech Forum
The Blockchain World Expo, the world’s largest blockchain trade show that was scheduled to be held in September this year in Toronto, has announced that it has postponed the event due to conflicting events. The event web…
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