BitFiniti conference will be held from October 30 to November 2 at Miami, Florida and will witness industry leaders, investors, blockchain experts, and startup to discuss on how blockchain will impact businesses and causes.
According to the conference website, ‘BitFiniti – The Blockchain Experience’ is a unique blockchain conference featuring panels that will discuss on use-cases and will also include rapid presentations by leading blockchain startups. Panel discussion topics will include financial services, supply chain management, healthcare, digital rights, insurance and more.
The conference will see leaders from Microsoft, MIT Media Lab, R3, Consensys, Fast Company, CIO.com, HIMSS and more. Early stage blockchain companies find a unique opportunity to have the full attention of industry leaders and investors, at the same time BitFiniti provides attendees with insights into an extraordinary number of use cases.
“Never before have so many leading blockchain companies taken the mic for themselves. At BitFiniti, several dozen blockchain companies will take control of center stage for 10 minutes each to present, explain and showcase how they are applying blockchain tech. Each presenting company will also have a networking station at BitFiniti in a presenters only gallery,” the website stated.
BitFiniti conference will feature a pre-conference ‘warm-up’ on October 30. This half-day pre event is specifically designed to better understand the technology which will be followed by the main conference.


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