The London Blockchain Conference, featuring both a business strategy stage and a technical stage over three days, promises to be the premier event for blockchain technologies where enterprises and companies looking to build real-world blockchain solutions come to network and share ideas.
In this piece, we’re going to dispel five myths behind blockchain and, in the process, highlight some ways the technology can be beneficial to enterprises and organizations of all kinds.
As technology evolves, so does the need of the public to have a system that can securely and privately record their transactions, and only a massively scalable public blockchain can offer that.
Public, scalable blockchains are multi-faceted tools that will impact every sector and industry, and understanding what they can do for your business early will give you a competitive edge.
As the speculative frenzy on digital currencies begins to fizzle out, attention is finally turning to the utility and potential use cases of blockchains.
The London Blockchain Conference will provide discussions covering data integrity, utility blockchain, Web 3.0, DLT, the internet of value, tokenization, and the future of P2P transactions.
Global Policy Director at the BSV Blockchain Association, Bryan Daugherty, recently discussed with MarketScale how the EU’s regulatory sandbox is a first step in connecting regulators and innovators.
2023 will be the year that politicians, regulators and law enforcement agencies finally slay the ‘layer 1’ fraud at the heart of ‘crypto,’ after which they’ll target the deeper, more insidious ‘layer 2’ fraud that threatens far greater harm.
For a limited time only, London Blockchain Conference's Early Bird tickets will cost £100 ($120) for one-day tickets and £200 ($242) for three-day tickets. VIP tickets will cost £750 ($907) each.
London Blockchain is delighted to announce the inaugural London Blockchain Conference, taking place at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre (QEII) in heart of the capital, between 31 May 2023 - 2 June 2023.
