Brazil will be hosting the fourth annual bitcoin conference ‘IV BitConf 2016’ from December 10-11 in the city of Belo Horizonte that aims to promote cryptocurrency and blockchain solutions.
The conference will be focusing on educating people, the benefits of emerging blockchain technologies. It will see expert speaker team comprising of professionals from the cryptocurrency industry including Sebastian Serrano, CEO and founder of Bitpagos and Debris; Jonathas Carrijo, CEO of Biscoint; Jonathan Chester, CEO of Bitwage; Everton Fraga from Ethereum Project; among others.
The conference organizing team comprise of André Horta, CEO of Bitcoin To You and Marcelo Brant, one of the largest bitcoin P2P seller in Brazil. It is sponsored by Bitcoin To You, Ethereum, Biscoint, Ripio, Bit Cambio, among others.
The III BitConf was held at Florianopolis last year in July and brought together nearly 100 participants. One of the highlights during the conference was the participation of Kenneth Kappler, British developer and director of technical communications in the Ethereum Project.
Digital Currency
Brazil to host fourth annual bitcoin conference in December
Brazil will be hosting the fourth annual bitcoin conference ‘IV BitConf 2016’ from December 10-11 in the city of Belo Horizonte that aims to promote cryptocurrency and blockchain solutions. The conference will be focusin…
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