New Conference gives Slovenia the Bitcoin Spotlight
The phenomenon of the Bitcoin conference is set to make its debut in yet another part of the world in September, this time for the benefit of Central and Eastern Europe, being hosted in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The keynote speech will be delivered by Steve Beauregard, co-founder and CEO of GoCoin, whose POS tool allows merchants to accept Bitcoin, Litecoin and even Dogecoin as payment for goods and services. The event aims as much to educate as to address current issues and innovation, underlined by the sponsorship of the Economics Faculty of the University of Ljubljana. The bleeding alone may....
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Digital currency fans from across the globe will be heading to Slovenia next month for the Bitcoin Central and Eastern Europe Conference. Taking place on 11th and 12th September, the event is being organised by GreCom and its primary sponsor is GoCoin, which helps merchants accept payment in bitcoin and other digital currencies. According to GreCom managing director Gregor Knafelc, the aim of the conference is to "showcase the success stories of businesses and cover legal aspects of the bitcoin business models". "We will discuss new trends and business models and of course have fun too. We....
The Bitcoin Central & Eastern European Conferencewill take place on September 11 and 12 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The aim of this conference is to address Bitcoin's future and business opportunities. Speakers include and are not limited to Radoslav Albrecht, CEO & Founder of Bitbond, Stephan Tual, Head of Communications at Ethereum, Jesse Heaslip, CEO of Bex.io, and Josh Zerlan, Operation Manager of Butterfly Labs. The program will open with a keynote by Steve Beauregard, CEO of GoCoin who will discuss Why Bitcoin Payments Should Be Your Preferred Checkout Method. The Bitcoin Central &....
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