It will be an exhibition hall!
The exhibition hall will be the best place to network at the event. Visit your favorite bitcoin companies, meet their teams and see what they’re building!
The event is an “open campus!”
An “open campus” means that many of the activities will flow from building to building and the entire area will be open for walking around, shooting interviews and networking with others in the industry.
Bitcoin Amsterdam is going to be the place for networking. Doing things at the last second at conferences is usually very stressful and unsuccessful. Make sure you go in with a plan. Don’t be afraid to follow up with your contacts after the conference and plan to meet them again at our Miami event in May 2023!
Pack things together
Bitcoin Amsterdam is going to be a three-day extravaganza. If it’s not on your agenda at the moment, it needs to be! If you made it through this article and want to participate, I’m happy to give a special 21% discount to all readers with the code “ARTICLE21.”
To conclude, here are some more thoughts on Bitcoin Amsterdam from David Bailey, CEO of Bitcoin Magazine:
“While Europe lags behind other regions in terms of regulatory and government acceptance, demand from mainstream investors and institutions is among the highest in the world.
What’s more, the continent’s significant Bitcoin developer and innovator community is helping to shape the future of the world’s premier digital currency – and one that continues to rise.
Europe has been at the forefront of financial and technological innovation for over 500 years, with Amsterdam playing a particularly notable role in the development of modern banking, making it the perfect choice for our first European event.
While Europe’s regulators have so far been slow to embrace the potential of Bitcoin, the combination of the continent’s history and its continued high demand for Bitcoin means that our community can provide the support, cooperation and direction that European authorities so signally fail to provide, and together pursue our common goal of Hyperbitcoinization.”
This is a guest post by Chris Smith. Opinions expressed are entirely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of BTC Inc Bitcoin Magazine.
