Slovenia holds the first Central and Eastern Europe Bitcoin Conference, inviting such notable speakers as the CEO of GoCoin and representatives from BitPay and Butterfly Labs.
Next month in Slovenia the Bitcoin central and Eastern Europe Conference will be held for the bitcoin enthusiasts around the world.
The event is organized by GreCom and sponsored by GoCoin, that helps merchants accept payments in different digital currency including bitcoin. The conference takes place on 11th and 12th September.
Gregor Knafelc, GreCom’s managing director, said the aim of the event is to promote Bitcoin through the business success stories, also the conference will cover the legal issues around the bitcoin.
“We will discuss new trends and business models and of course have fun too. We wish to see our participants get complete information regarding bitcoin business through our conference, for instance, about the banking, taxations and other legal procedures in the CEE region.”
Knafelc mentioned that he wants to show the range of Bitcoin business opportunities to both professionals and enthusiasts.
The keynote speech will be given by GoCoin’s CEO, Steve Beauregard, the full list of other speakers and panellists is listed below:
The first day will begin with a speech given by GoCoin’s CEO, after which the following sessions will start:
The second day will focus on investment opportunities in cryptocurrencies, virtual currency regulations and anti-money laundering practice, how to explain bitcoin to clients, and the future of bitcoin.
The conference is the first one in Eastern Europe and GreCom wants it to become the annual event in the future. The location of the place is quite good having in mind the short distance between Slovenia and other European countries.
Konstantin has always been at the forefront of the global virtual currency scene since first discovering cryptocurrencies the same year that Satoshi Nakomoto created bitcoin in 2009. Konstantin is the owner of a number of small businesses in trucking and mobile development, and co-founded CoinSpeaker in 2014. He graduated from Belarusian State University in 2009 with a degree in Mathematics and Mechanics. You can contact Konstantin via [email protected]
