Bitcoin Association To Host BSV blockchain conference In New York
Bitcoin Association, the Switzerland-based global industry organisation that works to advance business with the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain and digital currency, announces that it will host a one-day BSV blockchain conference in New York on September 9, 2021.
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Hosted at the Ease Hospitality event facility the one-day conference will centre on the development of large-scale enterprise, consumer and government applications of blockchain technology using the BSV network. Hosted by Jimmy Nguyen, Founding President of Bitcoin Association, the event agenda features a line-up of distinguished speakers from across the blockchain space representing an array of industry verticals, including:
Roy Bernhard – Chief Visionary & CEO, Fabriik and The Bayesian Group
Dominic Duffy – Director of Marketing,nChain
Matt Dickson – Co-founder & CEO, BitBoss
Keith LaForce – Technical Co-founder, Haste Arcade
Xiaohui Liu – CEO,sCrypt
Dave Mullen-Muhr – Partner, Unbounded Capital
Connor Murray – Co-founder & CEO, Britevue
Simi Naik – Director of Commercial & Strategy, nChain
Chris Naprawa – President, TAAL Distributed Information Technologies
Hassan (“Hash”) Qureshi – Partner, MNP
Paul Rajchgod – Managing Director, Private Equity, Ayre Group
Zach Resnick – Managing Partner, Unbounded Capital
Robert Rice – Founder & CEO, Omniscape
Bruce T. Roberts – Chief Commercial Officer, EHR Data
Luke Rohenaz – Co-founder & CEO, TonicPow
Phillip Runyan – Managing Partner, Veridat
George Siosi Samuels – Managing Director, Faiā and Honā
Zachary Weiner – Founder, VXPass
To register your interest in attending, complete the application form on the Bitcoin Association website to request a complimentary place.
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The BSV network is used by both public and private entities as the basis for their blockchain-based applications because of its unique ability to scale unbounded, enabling diverse data functionality, micro and nano-payments, enhanced capacity and massive throughput capabilities (the BSV network demonstrated 50,000 transaction per second throughput earlier this year during a live test), all at a predictably low cost (the median transaction fee on the BSV network in 2020 was less than 1/50th of a U.S. cent [reported data from bitinfocharts.com]).
BSV is the world’s largest public blockchain by all major utility metrics such as data storage and daily transaction volume, scaling ability and average block size. In August, the BSV network set a world record when a 2 gigabyte (GB) block was successfully mined on its blockchain – the largest ever mined on a public blockchain. The new world record was set at block height 700606 on August 16, 2021, at 15:20:11 (UTC), containing 1,999,941,397 bytes of data.
Commenting on today’s announcement, Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen said:
“As Bitcoin Association resumes its in-person business events programme, we are delighted to follow on from our first BSV blockchain conference in Miami, with a second edition the following week in New York City. Join us, as we turn the spotlight on massive-scale applications of blockchain technology in a variety of industry verticals and explore the disruptive potential it represents – all of which is made possible using the only blockchain that scales to meet the high volume needs of enterprise, consumers, and government – BSV.”
Bitcoin Association’s conferences lead up to the biggest BSV blockchain business event of the year – CoinGeek New York, October 5-7, 2021, at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel. CoinGeek New York will provide three days of industry leading speakers, business announcements, high-calibre production quality and networking events. Join us in-person or online at coingeekconference.com.
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