LaBitConf to explore Mexican Market Development
Major Annual Latin American Bitcoin Conference – LaBITconf will take place in Mexico City on December 4-5, 2015. The great part of the conferences and panels here will be held in Spanish with simultaneous translations, so it’s a very important source of information for Bitcoin enthusiasts and entrepreneurs in Latin America and beyond. Jose Rodriguez, Executive member of the organizational committee LaBitConf Mexico, who is also a key member of the Mexican Bitcoin Community and Vice President of Payments at Bitso, with Pablo Gonzalez, CEO of Bitso, gave an exclusive interview to....
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CoinTelegraph begins LIVE video streaming of LaBITconf from Mexico! Major Annual Latin American Bitcoin Conference – LaBITconf will take place in Mexico City on December 4-5, 2015. The great part of the conference will be held by local companies in Spanish with simultaneous translations. While guests of the conference, including Andreas Antonopoulos, Trace Mayer, Erik Voorhees, Tuur Demeester, will speak in English. Follow the LIVE video streaming and listen to smart chosen topics from Cryptocyrrency and FinTech experts to drive through Bitcoin and Blockchain opportunities.
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