Cape Town, January 12, 2021 – Due to the coronavirus pandemic, travel restrictions, and ongoing uncertainty, Bitcoin Events decided to host the 7th Blockchain Africa Conference online. In addition, all tickets are now completely FREE!
Blockchain Africa Conference 2021: From Hype to Mainstream will spotlight blockchain’s continued transformation from hype to mainstream.
A roster of 35 high-profile speakers will explore how collective sentiment around blockchain technology continues to rise, particularly as major tech and payment companies such as PayPal, Square, and Facebook make significant investments in the space.
In addition to insights from global experts on blockchain’s viability, the conference will feature opportunities to visit virtual vendor exhibitions and connect with professionals across industries including finance, insurance, logistics, utilities, legal, and media.
The conference will showcase the latest trends in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space, with sessions, panels, and key figures offering expert insights into:
- Decentralised Finance (DeFi): what are the opportunities?
- Crypto adoption in Africa
- Ethereum 2.0: ready for wide-scale adoption?
- Future of digital banking and payments
- Stablecoins: changing the global import and export market
- Mainstream adoption of blockchain
- The latest global crypto institutional trends
- Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)
- The regulatory landscape of blockchain and digital assets
Speakers include:
- Henri Arslanian, Global Crypto Leader at PwC
- Yele Bademosi, CEO and Co-Founder of Bundle; Founding Partner at Microtraction
- Michelle Chivunga Nsanzumuco, Founder/CEO & Investor at Global Policy House; Senior Advisor to the Government of Bermuda
- Peter McCormack, Host of the What Bitcoin Did podcast
- Dan Held, Growth Lead at Kraken
- Alex Mashinsky, Founder and CEO, Celsius Network
- Dr. Steven Waterhouse, CEO and Co-founder, Orchid
- Nathaniel Luz, Lead for Dash Nigeria
Don’t miss Africa’s first and longest-running blockchain conference!
Website: blockchainafrica.co