Do you go to blockchain/crypto events?

[Asmonist]

I haven't been and I never heard also somewhere in our place. If ever, I guess it depends. I'm quite shy to meet those crypto people yet. I still consider myself as newbie to these. And I'd feel so low in knowledge about it yet. Well, probably it can also give me or enhance me more. But it also depends if I have companions with me. I think that event is very mind blowing. Its quite exciting though and maybe if ever I can come it also a great experience.

[Eclipse26]

I haven't been and I never heard also somewhere in our place. If ever, I guess it depends. I'm quite shy to meet those crypto people yet. I still consider myself as newbie to these. And I'd feel so low in knowledge about it yet. Well, probably it can also give me or enhance me more. But it also depends if I have companions with me. I think that event is very mind blowing. Its quite exciting though and maybe if ever I can come it also a great experience.

It would be a great experience meeting and interacting people like you who are also into cryptocurrency. Sometimes I also feel shy with other people I don't know so it's better to go to events with your friends so you wouldn't feel lonely and you have someone to talk to. You'll get your confidence when you're with your friends. Going to crypto or blockchain events doesn't have to be that good or expert about it. That's the reason why you are there, to learn. So you should also try things out.

[clickerz]

   
Re: Do you go to blockchain/crypto events?

Yes, the recent event I attended was last year. The slot was giving free here on bitcointalk as someone posted for the event. So far soo good that we are updated on what's happening on our crypto community especially in places near us. Looking forward to another invitation this year 

[Polar91]

Whenever there is a blockchain and cryptocurrency events that takes place, people shouldn't miss the opportunity to learn new things from it. Especially if they are already a pro-cryptocurrency, it is their way to take advantage of grasping new knowledge to enhance their way of talking to people about cryptocurrency itself, with an aim of promoting it and to attract potential investors in the future. One other way where they could lead their knowledge is to develop blockchain application that will provide better services to people.

[plvbob0070]

Does anyone go to events? And if you do, what do you like most about them?

I really want to go with all the events related to blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Besides, it is one of the many events that I want to attend. Attending different events that tackles blockchain and cryptocurrencies is a great thing that will happen in your life because aside from learning new things about this, you can also interact with other people who are already professionals in this field. I still don't have enough money to attend to this kind of events but if ever given a chance, I will totally grab it because it's my opportunity to learn new knowledge and I won't waste my time to learn this thing.

[magneto]

I don't see much of a point.

You're unlikely to find much more additional information attending one of these events compared to simply searching for it online - besides, there are a ton of projects that are only there in order to get your money.

Just becaues they attend a conference doesn't guarantee their legitimacy, just ask Bitconnect. So why bother?

[TimtheYoutuber]

I don't see much of a point.

You're unlikely to find much more additional information attending one of these events compared to simply searching for it online - besides, there are a ton of projects that are only there in order to get your money.

Just becaues they attend a conference doesn't guarantee their legitimacy, just ask Bitconnect. So why bother?

I disagree.

You are able to talk with developers directly about the projects that they are working on. A lot of what you read online is from non-developers or people recycling information. Events are original content.

What event did bitconnect go to besides the fake audience and stage they used in the bitconnnnnnectttttt video? I don't think they actually went to any popular events.

Also not all the projects even have tokens. I went to the ETH Boston event that was made up of many projects without tokens, and the majority of people there were people working on their own grass-root projects.

[BeManga]

Full article: https://itbiometrics.com/2020-is-kicked-off-with-the-ces-blockchain-event/



The CES event is the biggest electronics showcase in the world and for the past few years, they have had a digital currency section. Some of the products that are being showcased seem pretty cool like crypto watches etc.


Is anyone going to this? The digital currency section of the event is only for a day or so. Larry King is speaking at one of the cryptocurrency talks lol.




If you are interested in learning more about it you can visit the above link which has information regarding some of the speakers and cool blockchain gadgets.

I never been in the crypto event but I like to attend at least once
the problem is I don't see any crypto event that will take place near me

[jhonjhon]

There is one event in our area before but wasn’t able to attend because I have work and it is a couple of hours travel from where i’m working and I didn’t know about the event ahead of time but if in given a chance i’d love to join such events because I know I can learn something from the attendees and it is nice to get to know the people within the circle.

[Blitzboy]

I have been to a few blockchain events before, it can be considered one of the biggest events in my country. But to be honest, it's not really cool, one of those events was created to promote fake altcoins, Bitcoinnect. It makes me feel very uncomfortable with such counterfeit coins, since then, I'm not interested in those events anymore.

[jameshugo17]

I have a very exciting activity. I tried to follow this platform where technological developments were exhibited. It needs to be explained independently of Bitcoin price movements. It's unreasonable to talk to Bitcoin just for the price. The first contact can be aimed at making money. However, with these activities, people can be told what kind of technology it has.

[bdivrik]

I haven't been able to attend such an event. Because it takes place in a very remote place. If there is a Blockchain activity nearby I would go. I would like to see people's approaches face to face. Bitcoin growing family.

[michellee]

It is not easy to find a crypto event in many countries because that will be related to the permission that will be asked by the government. If in one country the crypto is prohibited, then the crypto event will not continue, and the crypto event will be available in the underground, so only a few people will come. Maybe if the company wants to create a crypto event, they can ask the governments first and ask for permission so the crypto event can run successfully.

[TimtheYoutuber]

It is not easy to find a crypto event in many countries because that will be related to the permission that will be asked by the government. If in one country the crypto is prohibited, then the crypto event will not continue, and the crypto event will be available in the underground, so only a few people will come. Maybe if the company wants to create a crypto event, they can ask the governments first and ask for permission so the crypto event can run successfully.

This is true, if you are from a country that doesn't allow cryptocurrency then you won't find many events. But for people in the UK and US, I am wondering if they have ever been to a crypto event.

[saravanaguru]

I have never been to events like that. And I don't feel like going there at all. I'd rather watch this stuff online.

[TimtheYoutuber]

I have never been to events like that. And I don't feel like going there at all. I'd rather watch this stuff online.

How come? Are they too far or you don't believe they would be helpful?

[Wintersoldier]

It is not easy to find a crypto event in many countries because that will be related to the permission that will be asked by the government. If in one country the crypto is prohibited, then the crypto event will not continue, and the crypto event will be available in the underground, so only a few people will come. Maybe if the company wants to create a crypto event, they can ask the governments first and ask for permission so the crypto event can run successfully.

This is true, if you are from a country that doesn't allow cryptocurrency then you won't find many events. But for people in the UK and US, I am wondering if they have ever been to a crypto event.

Instead, you should take advantage of the platforms we do have online, wherein most of the cryptocurrency events are focusing their topics into. Such as blockchain development, implementation of a new cryptocurrency, development of tokens, and cryptocurrency trading. For sure, there is allot of hindrance we could encounter upon searching available blockchain/crypto events, but still, online source is somehow reliable and will equip us with knowledge we need.

[finaleshot2016]

It is not easy to find a crypto event in many countries because that will be related to the permission that will be asked by the government. If in one country the crypto is prohibited, then the crypto event will not continue, and the crypto event will be available in the underground, so only a few people will come. Maybe if the company wants to create a crypto event, they can ask the governments first and ask for permission so the crypto event can run successfully.

This is true, if you are from a country that doesn't allow cryptocurrency then you won't find many events. But for people in the UK and US, I am wondering if they have ever been to a crypto event.

Instead, you should take advantage of the platforms we do have online, wherein most of the cryptocurrency events are focusing their topics into. Such as blockchain development, implementation of a new cryptocurrency, development of tokens, and cryptocurrency trading. For sure, there is allot of hindrance we could encounter upon searching available blockchain/crypto events, but still, online source is somehow reliable and will equip us with knowledge we need.

It's easy to find nowadays, even on Facebook or other social media platforms, you can actually find some by searching the keywords based on your desired events. Try to search also in google, there are many crypto events there.

Actually, here in our local board, we have a thread that shows all of the upcoming events in the Philippines, try to make it in your section too.

[passwordnow]

Does anyone go to events? And if you do, what do you like most about them?

I think I have attended one before and what I like most is their opinion about the subject that they were discussing. It's nice meeting new people and have a talk of how positive they were regarding the next move of the market. There were a lot of amazing people, the enthusiasts but not everyone there has a good intention. I'm not expecting that there's a food but it's flattering that they have prepared the meal after the event.

[pjf72]

I havent seen any in UK. Anyone know of any?