Smile-Expo, an international company specialized in organizing major business events, has announced Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Russia that will be held on November 10, 2016 at Moscow.
According to the conference website, the conference will split up in two halls for financiers and entrepreneurs respectively. The stream for financiers will focus on the implementation of blockchain applications in banking, preparation of bill on cryptocurrency regulations and formation of Russian blockchain consortium. On the other hand, the stream for entrepreneurs will discuss on the distributed ledger applications in telecommunications, insurance, notary, the Internet of things and asset management.
The potential speakers of the conference include Alexey Arkhipov, CTO at QIWI; Sasha Ivanov, Waves platform founder; Dima Starodubcev, founder at cyber•Fund and blockchain evangelist; Stan Polozov, Chief Marketing Officer at Emercoin, among others. The conference has also invited speakers ranging from developers of financial and technical services, financiers, entrepreneurs, lawyers, investors, among others.
The last conference took place this year on April 8, in the center of Moscow that saw representatives from payment systems, electronic wallets, bankers, venture capitalists and developers of IT solutions based on blockchain. Representatives of the Eurasian Economic Commission and the Central Bank of Russia were also present.


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