The relevance of cryptocurrencies across the globe is on the rise. People from different walks of life are adopting digital coins for a variety of purposes. This, in turn, has helped the entire cryptocurrency sphere to grow at an enviable pace. Along with cryptocurrencies, allied technologies such as decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) have also started attracting investors.
To analyze all these emerging trends, the 2021 Cryptocurrency Conference is scheduled to be held in Shanghai on 13-14 August later this year. The conference will provide a platform for crypto experts and enthusiasts from across the globe to discuss and deliberate on important issues related to cryptocurrencies. This year’s theme of the cryptocurrency conference is “Getting Into The Mainstream,” and specifically, the issues related to the DeFi, distributed storage, NFTs, and web3 will be up for discussion among experts and analysts.
This two-day event will help prospective investors and industries to understand the red lines they need to avoid to venture into the cryptocurrency and blockchain sphere successfully. Leading investment companies from various parts of the world, including the countries like South Korea, Japan, Germany, the United States, Vietnam, and Malaysia, are expected to participate in this conference that will further enhance the usability of the event for various stakeholders.
The event will also be marked by an award ceremony that aims to felicitate companies and organizations that have done tremendous work in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. In total, the event will witness the participation of more than 1000 experts from different sub-domains of the crypto sphere and blockchain Technology. In addition, international media houses, with a number pegging more than 40, will report and broadcast the event to their respective regions and countries. It will be interesting to witness how governments across the globe react to this cryptocurrency conference and what inputs policymakers will take from this event to allow digital coins to become a part of their economies.
