Trade.io and Bloomberg Host "The Future of Cryptocurrencies" Event

Jun 23, 2018 at 10:28 // News

Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have erupted into the modern world in recent years. We are in the early stages of realising the potential of this technology. The financial landscape has been disrupted and countless industries are being revamped thanks to the many benefits of the blockchain. Leading this financial revolution is the likes of trade.io, who have introduced the next generation of financial institutions based on blockchain technology.

Many have joined the trading revolution with trade.io, after a successfully completed Token Sale in January 2018. The Token Sale did tremendously well, raising over 31 million USD from loyal participants and community members who want greater transparency in the financial markets.

Trade.io have elevated themselves by providing the ultimate in security and transparency with its exchange, as well as its highly sought after Token Sale Consulting Services and Angel Investment Program, following their previous experience.

Tackling Issues

Despite the recent expansion of the blockchain sphere, the technology does face many challenges. Issues such as crypto’s regulatory uncertainty and volatility has limited mainstream adoption. These salient issues are to be discussed at the eagerly anticipated event "The Future of Cryptocurrencies" at Bloomberg’s offices in the heart of London, England. The half day, invitation only event takes place on June 29th, 2018 with its main focus targeting the future of cryptocurrencies. During the event, subject matter experts and leading industry players from the virtual currency market will discuss crypto’s hot topics, including factors driving its volatility and potential trading strategies.

A Star-Studded Lineup

The esteemed event is set to host more than 200 industry executives, including attendees from such global giants as UBS, Societe Generale and IBM to name a few. The event is sponsored by trade.io and is the first event exclusively focused on cryptocurrencies produced by Bloomberg Live. The event marks an exciting time for crypto enthusiasts and serves as a milestone for the community.

Event speakers include: John Patrick Mullin, trade.io. Ajit Tripathi, Partner, ConsenSys, Mona El Isa, Melonport, CEO & Co-founder, Oliver con Landsberg-Sadie, BCB Group CEO Nic Niedermowwe, Prime Factor Capital’s Co-Founder & CEO, and Stijn Vander Straeten, CEO, Crypto Storage Ag. The event includes opening remarks from trade.io’s Jim Preissler.

Jim Preissler, trade.io’s CEO, said:

“Bloomberg’s involvement in this event illustrates how crypto and blockchain are becoming more and more accepted by mainstream finance.”  

“There will be many interesting, thought-provoking panels which will include an opening remark from our CEO Jim Preissler, as well as our Director of Research & Development, John Patrick Mullin," said Helen Astaniou, trade.io’s Chief Marketing Officer.  We view this as a great opportunity to both showcase trade.io’s industry knowledge and technology and bring a greater understanding of the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry and how it can coexist with, and even enhance, traditional finance and the financial markets.”

Events like the "The Future of Cryptocurrencies" are very beneficial for the cryptocurrency community and serve as a real milestone for the progression of blockchain technology. An established host like Bloomberg and the support of trade.io is an excellent pair to represent the blockchain sector and sets a trajectory for exciting times ahead. Join Friday, June 29th, 8:30-1:00pm GMT at Bloomberg Headquarters, 3 Queen Victoria Street, London.

More information and the full agenda can be found here, and don’t forget to visit the website. Trade.io are proud to announce their sponsor of this event so show support on social media and chat on Telegram.

Disclaimer. This article is paid and provided by a third-party source and should not be viewed as an endorsement by CoinIdol. Readers should do their own research before investing funds in any company. CoinIdol shall not be responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any such content, goods or services mentioned in this article.

Show comments(0 comments)