Bitcoin, Ethereum and Blockchain Super Conference II. New opportunities, new ways.

The organizer of the original Bitcoin, Ethereum and Blockchain Super Conference held in February, Richard Jacobs is performing a follow-up conference in September. As on the first conference, during the second one attendees will be offered a rare opportunity to network and communicate with many of the most respected players in the cryptocurrency and blockchain space which consist  of  developers, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and “smart money” hedge fund managers who are now piling their capital into blockchain assets.

The chief speakers are Tim Draper (the billionaire venture capitalist who famously bet on Skype before it got big), Mark Yusko (founder of Morgan Creek Capital Management, who manages $4.5 billion), Nick Spanos (founder and CEO of Blockchain Technologies Corp.), and Lyn Ulbricht (CEO at Ross Ulbricht Defense).

When asked why he decided to organize a second conference, Jacobs responded:

“So much has changed in the crypto space since February. There are a lot of new threats and new opportunities that nobody seems to be talking about. So, we decided to bring together dozens of the most respected players again, and some who couldn’t make it last time, so they can fill in investors on the latest developments.”

Jacobs continued: “What people really loved about the last conference was the networking. We had a ton of exhibitors outside, so it partly felt like being at the Consumer Electronics Show, but for crypto and blockchain. We had a lot of great speakers too! Folks said they learned a lot. But what they loved most was the chance to spend three days with a bunch of other smart people, making valuable connections, talking shop, exchanging blockchain investment ideas, and even creating joint ventures.”

It is expected that II Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Blockchain Super Conference  will have over 1,000 attendees, 70 top-notch speakers and 100+ exhibitors from the world of cryptocurrency, blockchain, and, in a few cases, other future techs – as well as talks from ICOs and blockchain start-ups.