top of page

Industry Giants Inbound For Malta Blockchain Summit

Malta Blockchain Summit

November 1-2nd, 2018 InterContinental Arena, St. Julian’s - Malta

malta blockchain summit

Two of the largest crypto exchanges out there, Binance and OKEx, have already announced their relocation to Malta – the Blockchain Island. Moves like these give credence to the island’s ambitions, and make The Malta Blockchain Summit the hottest ticket in town, and a massive development in its own right. The MBS is coming to the InterContinental in November, and brings with it four conferences, a massive expo floor, a Hackathon, an ICO Pitch, a Blockchain Awards ceremony and a Crypto Cruise – just to name some of the highlights. The Malta Blockchain Summit is expected to attract no less than 4000 delegates, 100 speakers and 150 sponsors and exhibitors from prominent players in blockchain and DLT. This summit isn’t just looking to ride the Maltese crypto wave – it aims to amplify it. Malta has recently earned the name ‘Blockchain Island’ as the two largest crypto exchanges, Binance and OKEx, are both moving to the island following the seminal announcement that Malta would provide safe jurisdictional haven to companies in the blockchain space through proactive regulation. The massive scale of the Malta Blockchain Summit, set to take place at the InterContinental on November 1-2, is a reflection of this momentum. The summit includes four conferences, a buzzing expo floor, a two-day Hackathon, a Blockchain Awards ceremony, an eclectic ICO Pitch – and ends with a suave Crypto Cruise. Dr Stornetta is one of the most keenly anticipated speakers. “I wish to welcome every blockchain enthusiast to the Malta Blockchain Summit, a melting pot for global influencers in technology, civil society, democracy promotion and innovation. Expect riveting discussion about the world-changing potential applications of blockchain across multiple verticals, including, but not limited to health, entertainment, government, banking,payments and fintech, and more,” says Eman Pulis, Managing Director of the Malta Blockchain Summit. The summit is comprised of four conferences covering the field’s government and regulation, marketing and affiliation, fintech, tokenomics and cryptocurrencies, and blockchain for developers. To maximise value for the exhibitors, blockchain developers and affiliates are invited to the Malta Blockchain Summit free of charge. Boasting over 4000 delegates, 100 speakers and 150 sponsors and exhibitors, the Malta Blockchain Summit promises to be an innovative and momentous opportunity for global influencers to network, forge new connections and debate the potential applications of blockchain across a myriad of industries such as health, entertainment, government, and banking. An illustrious melting pot of global speakers has already been confirmed to take part, including prominent individuals such as Co-Inventor of blockchain Dr Scott Stornetta, Evercoin founder Miko Matsumura, Forbes 30-under-30 entrepreneur Christopher Obereder, former Managing Director of the World Economic Forum and angel investor Donna Redel, as well as James Catania, Max Krupyshev, Gordon Einstein, Alex Lightman, Eva Kaili, Joseph Cuschieri, Sally Eaves, Tugce Ergul, Karl Schranz, Pavel Kravchenko, and Vince Vella. The Prime Minister of Malta, Joseph Muscat, will inaugurate the regulatory conference. It is already evident that the island is on the best track to become a centre of excellence for emerging blockchain and DLT - hence it has recently earned the name ‘Blockchain Island’ in social media. The summit is already sold out on all platinum and gold exhibition packages, and a fourth of all the tickets are already spoken for – six months ahead of the event. It is becoming increasingly clear that the Malta Blockchain Summit is the quintessential ticket for the blockchain and DLT community this year. Info www.maltablockchainsummit.com

Archive

Featured Posts
Recent Posts

Beginner's Bitcoin Buying Guide

Learn how to buy

bitcoin with this free step by step guide for  beginners.

Click here to read

bottom of page