How Blockchain Is Changing the Event Industry: CEO’s View
Blockchain-based solutions are changing the face of the event industry comprising ticketing, venue sourcing, incentivizing audience, building event communities, and selling sponsorship. We’re not considering the opportunity to ride the hype, but rather using the technology to deliver high-quality service and a high-quality user experience. Are you wondering how blockchain adoption will benefit the event […]
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