Chamber of Digital Commerce to Hold Blockchain Summit at Georgetown
The Washington D.C.-based trade association The Chamber of Digital Commerce has announced that it will be holding its first blockchain summit at Georgetown University on March 3. The packed agenda includes panels about smart contracts, banking and financial services, the recently launched Blockchain Alliance and consumer protections, along with talks....
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Blockchain technology is a hot topic right now, and various companies are looking how they can best explore this innovation for their own benefit. As a result, there will be various blockchain events throughout 2016, and one of the upcoming conferences is the DC Blockchain Summit taking place at Georgetown University. This event is a collaboration....
The Chamber of Digital Commerce on January 13th announced that the first D.C Blockchain Summit is a go, and is scheduled to take place on March 3, 2016, at Georgetown University. While the press is expected to attend, the summit will be targeted at “providing government employees, nonprofit representatives, students, and blockchain experts a chance to explore opportunities and challenges surrounding blockchain technology in the nation’s capital.” Kicking the conference off with a keynote address will be Don Tapscott, a world leader in economics and the social impact of technology. In his....
The Chamber of Digital Commerce has announced the launch of its DC Blockchain Submit, which will be hosted at Georgetown University on March 3, 2016, to explore policy challenges and application of the blockchain technology. The event will be joined by tech conglomerates, financial experts, government agencies, bitcoin startups, and cryptocurrency enthusiasts, bringing together top-funded technology firms to demonstrate unique use cases for the Bitcoin blockchain technology. Some of the many applications of the blockchain technology which will covered in the Blockchain Innovation Showcase....
Arizona Congressman David Schweikert, a member of the House Financial Services Committee, is to address a blockchain conference in Washington, DC, this March. For the Republican representative, who is also on the Joint Economic Committee, the DC Blockchain Summit will be the first time he has spoken before members of the bitcoin and blockchain community. The congressman has said he is a "strong advocate" for efficiencies in the modern economy, and likes to collaborate with entrepreneurs and innovators to increase trade and drive economic growth. The event is being organised by....
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