The World Crypto Economic Forum (WCEF) will take place online on June 2&3rd, and will gather over a hundred of speakers, entrepreneurs, crypto enthusiasts, and industry leaders for a discussion of the latest trends both in the business (Web3, DeFi, DAO, NFT, Meta, IDO, etc.) and technological worlds (everything blockchain).
Three years ago, we convened at a large-scale conference in San Francisco with Nick Szabo, Michael Arrington, and other influential members of the blockchain industry to create an event specifically for the crypo industry. We had over 1,000 guests come to listen to more than 100 speakers discuss the industry.
Since then, we have received numerous requests to consider hosting the WCEF again. This year, we were actually blessed enough to bring the team back together for another event.
As we are adapting to this new reality and the needs of our partners, we decided to move our event online. This way, we will be able to give more people access to our program and, at the same time, cut the costs and free our sponsors from spending hefty budgets in such market conditions.
All the speakers, including Michael Arrington (TechCrunch) and Dr. Chandra Duggirala (Portal) that were previously announced move with us to online format and will participate in the event. A number of notable entrepreneurs and blockchain professionals are also expected to attend, such as Vinny Lingham (Waitroom/Civic Technologies), Jonathan Nelson (HF.Capital), Nathalie Kara (Propy), Lori Corpuz (@ NFT OASIS), Miko Matsumura (Gumi Cryptos Capital), Greg Osuri (Akash Network), William Bear (Nearverse) and others.
The online WCEF will also include networking sessions and Q&A sessions with top executives. We'll also provide the recordings to our guests, so they can access them after the event.
We are now selling tickets to our online event here:
Company details
-
OrganizationWorld Crypto Economic Forum
-
Website:
Disclaimer: This is sponsored content. The information on this page is not endorsed or supported by U.Today, and U.Today is not responsible or liable for any inaccuracies, poor quality, advertising, products or other materials found within the publication. Readers should do their own research before taking any actions related to the company. U.Today is not responsible, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any content, goods or services mentioned in the article.
Dan Burgin
Alex Dovbnya
Vladislav Sopov