Crypto Challenge Forum | 10 Storey's Gate, Westminster, London SW1P 3AY, UK

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The world blockchain forum will take place on 28-30 October at the iconic Central Hall Westminster, London connecting global thought leaders, policy makers, investors and startups from all over the world for a 3 day top content event. The forum is expected to be the largest of its kind in Europe.
Non-collocated with any other events, the Forum is 100% dedicated to blockchain and its revolutionary impact on each sphere of human activities. It will feature inspirational keynotes, panel discussions, workshops, fire-side chats, an investors' hub and a host of networking opportunities.
Split across three tracks, the Forum's agenda will explore the ways in which blockchain technology tranform the world's economy and finance. It will also highlight its potential for solving environmental issues mankind is facing today thus adding to it a key ethical dimension. Speakers will include some of the world's most renowned thought leaders and global transformers.
The Forum will abound in a rich networking programme ranging from postconference receptions to private VIP retreats. It will culminate in a big Halloween gala at one of London's most iconic venues which will feature international celebrities and some of the world's top classical musicians.

议程

Private Investors' Parties(by invitation)

9.00 AM — 10.00 AM - Registration 10.00 AM — 10.10 AM - Welcome and Opening remarks 10.10 AM — 10.30 AM - Blockchain and the Future of Humanity (Vinay Gupta) 10:30 AM — 10.50 AM - Stepping into the Core of the Economy: Blockchain and the 4th Industrial Revolution (Henrik von Scheel) 10.50 AM — 11.20 AM - Blockchain and the Future of the World Economy (Freddy Opsomer, Henrik von Scheel, Eddie Hughes, MP) (moderated by Rob Knight) 11.20 AM — 11.35 AM - Social Implications of Blockchain (Badreddine Tazroutti) 11.35 AM — 11.50 AM - Networking break 11.50 AM — 12.15 PM - Blockchain for Public good : Leadership, Collaboration and Innovation (Lord Holmes, MP) 12.15 PM — 12.30 PM - Blockchain Technology & Sustainable Development (Abraham Cambridge) 12.30 PM — 1.00 PM - Blockchain Space: Is the Regulation Lagging Behind? (Thomas Duenser, Thomas Naegele, Lindsay Graham, Iqbal Gandham, Bob McDowall) (moderated by Eric van der Kleij) 1.00 PM — 1.30 PM - Duel. Blockchain: Reality or Hype? (Bobby Lee vs Vinay Gupta) (moderated by Max Studennikoff) 1.30 PM — 2.30 PM - Networking Lunch 2.30 PM — 3.00 PM - How Can Blockchain Help Build a Greener Future? (panel) (Abraham Cambridge, Inna Braverman, Jo-Jo Hubbard, Derek Myers) (moderated by Matthew Dove) 3.00 PM — 3.10 PM - Presentation of Lichtenstein's Blockchain Initiatives (Adrian Hasler PM, Thomas Duenser) 3.10 PM — 3.20 PM - Presentation of Bulgaria's Blockchain Initiatives (Plamen Russev) 3.20 PM — 3.50 PM - Identity on Blockchain (Daniel Haudenschield, Alex Batlin, Johann Gevers, Michael Mainelli) (moderated by Matthew Farrar) 3.50 PM — 4.05 PM - The Social Impacts of Cash and How Can Blockchain Promote social inclusion? (David White) 4.05 PM — 4.20 PM - Networking break 4.20 PM — 4.40 PM - Fireside Chat: Blockchain and the Music Industry (MIA) (moderated by Jemima Kelly) 4.40 PM — 5.10 PM - Duel: Centralized vs Decentralized.Will We Ever Need Traditional Banks? (Nick Ayton vs Julian Wilson) (moderated by Eric Van der Kleij) 5.10 PM — 5.40 PM - Traditional Banks versus Crypto Banks: Re-Inventing Money (Evan Luthra, Julian Wilson, Brian Taylor, Bobby Lee) (moderated by Johann Gevers) 5.40 PM — 6.05 PM - Blockchain & Crypto Investment and Innovation (Chris Thomas, Brad Furber, Jason Grant, Antonius Link) (moderated by Vincent Everts) 6.05 PM — 6.30 PM - Social Impacts of Blockchain (Ian Schroeder, Matthias Mende, Toby Lewis, Kieran Arasaratnam, Irene Lopez de Vallejo) (moderated by Therese Torris) 6.30 PM — 6.35 PM - Closing Remarks 6.35 PM — ONWARDS Pub Crawl

9.00 AM — 10.00 AM - Registration

10.00 AM — 10.10 AM - Opening Remarks

10.10 AM — 10.30 AM - Investing in Crypto: 1 trillion USD opportunity
(Lex Sokolin)

10.30 AM — 11.00 AM - Crypto Investment as an Alternative to Traditional Investment
(Lucas Friss, Tubanur Yasilhark, Tomer Federman, Richard Titus) (moderated by Eric Van der Kleij)

11.00 AM — 11.25 AM - Tokens and Tokenomics
(David Siegel)

11.25 AM — 11.40 AM - Keynote

11.40 AM — 12.00 PM - Coffee Break

12.00 PM — 12.15 PM - ICO Pitching Sessions

12.15 PM — 12.30 PM - Is Bitcoin Cash the Ultimate Cryptocurrency?
(Roger Ver)

12.30 PM — 1.00 PM - New Economic Model : Tokenization of Everything (panel)
(Thomas Power, Claire Wells, David Siegel, Evan Luthra) (moderated by Noelle Acheson)

1.00 PM — 1.30 PM - Duel: Bitcoin - Real Value or a Bubble?
(David Siegel vs Bob McDowall) (moderated by Theo Priestley)

1.30 PM — 2.30 PM - Networking Lunch

2.30 PM — 2.45 PM - ICO Pitching Sessions

2.45 PM — 3.15 PM - Smart Contracts: Ensuring Fairness, Enabling Global Commerce"
(Sean Murphy, Chris Wray, Sophia Adam Bhatti, Thomas Naegele) (moderated by Brad Furber)

3.15 PM — 3.30 PM - Stablecoins: Overhyped or a Tipping Point for Broader Cryptocurrency Adoption?
(Garrick Hileman)

3.30 PM — 4.00 PM - ICO versus VC as fundraising methods
(Ruslan Gavriljuk, Ransu Salovaara, Evan Luthra, Richard Titus) (moderated by James Roy Poulter)

4.00 PM — 4.15 PM - The Future of Security Token Offering
(Ransu Salovara)

4.15 PM — 4.30 PM - Networking break

4.30 PM — 5.00 PM - An Duel. ICOs: Dying or Developing?
(Jonny Fry vs Michael Mainelli) (moderated by Max Studennikoff)

5.00 PM — 5.15 PM Insitutional Investing in Crypto
(Dennis O'Neill)

5.15 PM — 5.45 PM Family Offices and Crypto Investment: Perceptions, Risks and Lurning Curve
(Ray Hindi, Avi Levi, Steve Kelso, Alex Carter-Silk) (moderator Nick Ayton)

5.45 PM — 6.00 PM - ICO Pitching Sessions

6.00 PM — 6.15 PM - How Will Real Estate be Disrupted by Blockchain?
(Kai Peeters, Matthew Margetts, Steve Sillam) (moderated by Shane Kehoe)

6.15 PM — 6.30 PM - ICO Pitching Sessions

6.30 PM — 6.40 PM - ICO Contest: Winner Announcement and Closing Remarks

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