Dec 13, 2019
The North American Bitcoin Conference (“TNABC”), a two-day global convergence of the Bitcoin and blockchain community, is set to take place in Miami for the seventh year on January 16 and 17, 2020. In the release, TNABC boasted a lineup of more than 60 presenters for the event, including technology veterans and founders of companies transforming finance worldwide. Miami Blockchain Week 2020 will kick off with ‘CryptoMondays’ at Bitcoin Center Miami which will feature a job fair lead by international student volunteers running alongside the TNABC conference. Among other highlights, the event will host its traditional South Beach launch night, giving attendees a chance to mingle with well-known crypto industry individuals; a hackathon and executive dinners. “This conference comes at a pivotal time, as innovation forces us all to make wise investing decisions. With an influx of new opportunities and new blockchain applications, Keynote wants to give our attendees the opportunity to meet the people and products they’ll be investing in and get a better understanding of the fast-expanding blockchain ecosystem. We’re also excited for our attendees to meet and interact with our sponsors and exhibitors, who number among the greatest blockchain companies active at the moment,” Keynote founder Moe Levin stated in the news release.
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About the North American Bitcoin Conference
The North American Bitcoin Conference is returning to Miami for its seventh year, slated to be held at the sunshine city’s James L. Knight Center on January 15-17, 2020. Helping to shape the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry since 2012, the event celebrated 2017’s electrifying bull run while standing fast to a future brimming with possibility even through the ensuing crypto winter. 2020 will set the stage to shine a spotlight on the vision of a future that starts now. TNABC is designed to bring ideas and innovation together, and offer unparalleled access to high-profile speakers, panelists and views into the latest industry trends shaping tomorrow’s possibilities with cryptocurrency and disruptive technology. For more information, visit www.btcmiami.com.
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