MGT Capital Investments, Inc. has announced that its Executive Chairman John McAfee will be the keynote speaker during the ‘Blockchain: Money’ conference in London from November 6-7, 2016 that will focus on emerging fintech markets, cryptocurrency initiatives, blockchain industry growth, and real-world use cases.
According to the release, ‘Blockchain: Money’ is the first event of its kind in London and aims to see attendees from diverse industries together to unlock the vast potential of the blockchain. The event last month announced it's carefully curated speaker lineup, who will share actionable strategies, technologies, and innovations covering topics including the blockchain, bitcoin, investing, regulation, startups, and the Internet of Things.
"The Blockchain will be central to nearly every aspect of cybersecurity, from wire transfers, to send and receive authentication, to secure voting systems. It will become the cornerstone of virtually all digital transactions," said McAfee.
The event is being hosted by Bitcoin.com and will see speakers including Esteban Van Goor from Baker & Mckenzie, Mark Hornsby from Royal Bank of Scotland, Hubert J.P. Jolly from Citi Treasury & Trade Services, among others. ‘Blockchain: Money’ will feature various industry executives, developers, and investors within the fintech landscape.
The conference tickets are open for participants who wish to take part and tickets can be bought using bitcoins.
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John McAfee to keynote at London ‘Blockchain: Money’ conference
MGT Capital Investments, Inc. has announced that its Executive Chairman John McAfee will be the keynote speaker during the ‘Blockchain: Money’ conference in London from November 6-7, 2016 that will focus on emerging fint…
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