The team behind the globally recognized CoinGeek conferences, the BSV Blockchain has announced that its newest incarnation entitled the ‘BSV Global Blockchain Convention’ will be held in Dubai for the first time.
The initial part of the largest public blockchain event will be held by the end of May 2022 at the Grand Hyatt Dubai before moving the event into a new realm and scale. BSV Blockchain is the world’s biggest event by all major utility metrics such as data storage and daily transaction volume, scaling ability and average block size.
The five-day Global Blockchain Convention (#GBC2022) will bring together brilliant thinkers and industry leaders. It will also include product launches, major announcements, and a three-day conference and expo.
Alongside the grand VIP opening event, the venue will witness high profile panel presentations and discussion, networking events, pitch days and executive lunches, all with the opportunities to access the energy and ideas of the growing BSV community and a chance for dialogue with leading members driving the growth of the current BSV Blockchain technology.
Key industry leaders will share their experience about the blockchain, new products, services and initiatives that shape their future visions of blockchain, and the landscape going forward, in how they use BSV.
Mr. Calvin Ayre, Venture Capitalist, Real Estate Developer, Founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek, commented that “As BSV has expanded so significantly since the last conference — mostly handling over 2 million transactions a day now — we felt that the Convention needed to offer a wider remit to its delegates. As larger companies and even Governments become interested in the power of the BSV Blockchain the Convention also needed to more directly reflect what is on offer in Dubai this May.”
The Convention is backed by Canada-based Ayre Ventures and produced in partnership with CoinGeek.
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