Miami readies for massive Bitcoin conference with 20K+ attendees

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Check out what the Mayor of Miami wants to do in this article... the more mainstream Crypto goes the better off for those in that space.

It’s a block (chain) party.

Crypto billionaires, athletes, politicos and more than 20,000 attendees are descending on Miami for the largest-ever Bitcoin conference this week.

Blockchain trailblazers and crypto-curious celebs including Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, computer scientist Nick Szabo, skater Tony Hawk, Floyd Mayweather, and pols like former Congressman Ron Paul and Senator Cynthia Lumis are all slated to speak at the two-day event at Wynwood’s Mana Convention Center.

General tickets, which went for a whopping $1,500, are sold out. Meanwhile, those plunking down $20,0000 for a “whale pass” will get an extra day to rub elbows with other elites, as well as perks like suite tickets to Mayweather’s fight against controversial YouTuber Logan Paul.

“I don’t think anyone expected the event to be as large as it is,” Bitcoin billionaire Brock Pierce — who will be speaking at the event — tells Page Six. “It’s a combination of excitement in the industry of [crypto] going mainstream combined with people desperately wanting to reconnect with other human beings [with COVID letting up].”

We hear the party scene is set to be wild, with yacht parties and huge bashes in the works.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been setting the city up to become a bitcoin hotspot. He has even proposed that the city pay municipal workers and accept tax payments in the cryptocurrency.

“The Mayor has certainly said he is bold and supports innovation,” Pierce says, noting that venture capital firms and tech types flocked south during the pandemic, but now seem like they are there to stay.

“Innovators are looking for a combination of quality of life and also feeling supported by the government … Miami caught the wave. They capitalized on the situation and as a result, the future of Miami is probably forever changed.”

Source: https://pagesix.com/2021/06/02/miam...98.295302483.1621164148-1743310104.1608762274
 
For anyone that doesn't know the origin story of Ethereum, it was actually born at a Bitcoin conference in Miami almost a decade ago now.

Vitalik was heavily involved in Bitcoin, and back then there was no real "crypto" community, it was really just the "Bitcoin" community anyway.

Interesting stuff, would love to go to this.
 
I wonder if Elon Musk would be the surprise guest at the party considering his recent tweets.
 
I hope they invite mcafee too.
I can't attend this year
Maybe in the next halving, I will be there
 
Hmmn, So this is the reason behind the recent pump i guess. Hope it sustains.
 
A whopping $1500 per ticket... Guy clearly hasn't been to many conferences...

I'm off to four conferences this year all well over $1500 ticket fee.
$1500 is pretty high still, but it's not wildly out of the ordinary.
 
Check out what the Mayor of Miami wants to do in this article... the more mainstream Crypto goes the better off for those in that space.

It’s a block (chain) party.

Crypto billionaires, athletes, politicos and more than 20,000 attendees are descending on Miami for the largest-ever Bitcoin conference this week.

Blockchain trailblazers and crypto-curious celebs including Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, computer scientist Nick Szabo, skater Tony Hawk, Floyd Mayweather, and pols like former Congressman Ron Paul and Senator Cynthia Lumis are all slated to speak at the two-day event at Wynwood’s Mana Convention Center.

General tickets, which went for a whopping $1,500, are sold out. Meanwhile, those plunking down $20,0000 for a “whale pass” will get an extra day to rub elbows with other elites, as well as perks like suite tickets to Mayweather’s fight against controversial YouTuber Logan Paul.

“I don’t think anyone expected the event to be as large as it is,” Bitcoin billionaire Brock Pierce — who will be speaking at the event — tells Page Six. “It’s a combination of excitement in the industry of [crypto] going mainstream combined with people desperately wanting to reconnect with other human beings [with COVID letting up].”

We hear the party scene is set to be wild, with yacht parties and huge bashes in the works.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been setting the city up to become a bitcoin hotspot. He has even proposed that the city pay municipal workers and accept tax payments in the cryptocurrency.

“The Mayor has certainly said he is bold and supports innovation,” Pierce says, noting that venture capital firms and tech types flocked south during the pandemic, but now seem like they are there to stay.

“Innovators are looking for a combination of quality of life and also feeling supported by the government … Miami caught the wave. They capitalized on the situation and as a result, the future of Miami is probably forever changed.”

Source: https://pagesix.com/2021/06/02/miami-readies-for-massive-bitcoin-conference/?_ga=2.176372198.295302483.1621164148-1743310104.1608762274
I wonder is there also a crypto convention for should I just say unsavory characters who love Bitcoin and other distortion professionals or maybe they will be there hiding in plain sight. :)
 
It's on the low side my total bill for blackhat cybersecurity conference this year is close to ten times that.
yeah I know you've got a lot of money mate, got it... what I'm saying is that in general for conferences, in general, $1,500 isn't extortionately high, but it's also not low by any stretch of the imagination.
 
yeah I know you've got a lot of money mate, got it... what I'm saying is that in general for conferences, in general, $1,500 isn't extortionately high, but it's also not low by any stretch of the imagination.
EY what you on about it's a business expense. Industry conferences are part and parcel of doing business
 
EY what you on about it's a business expense. Industry conferences are part and parcel of doing business
Really?? I never realised.. I thought that only individuals paid for conferences and not businesses as a tax deductible event.

Appreciate the insight mate, good luck.
 
It's on the low side my total bill for blackhat cybersecurity conference this year is close to ten times that.

Conference prices are just a business expense, it depends what you want from the conference itself.
Information, networking, new products or just to get pissed.

I've seen people turn up at conferences, sign-in on the evening, go to the welcome drinks then party till 5am, been that pissed they missed the 2 day conference then went home.

In all honesty joe public along with 19,999 other faces isn't going to do much networking.
 
Check out what the Mayor of Miami wants to do in this article... the more mainstream Crypto goes the better off for those in that space.

It’s a block (chain) party.

Crypto billionaires, athletes, politicos and more than 20,000 attendees are descending on Miami for the largest-ever Bitcoin conference this week.

Blockchain trailblazers and crypto-curious celebs including Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, computer scientist Nick Szabo, skater Tony Hawk, Floyd Mayweather, and pols like former Congressman Ron Paul and Senator Cynthia Lumis are all slated to speak at the two-day event at Wynwood’s Mana Convention Center.

General tickets, which went for a whopping $1,500, are sold out. Meanwhile, those plunking down $20,0000 for a “whale pass” will get an extra day to rub elbows with other elites, as well as perks like suite tickets to Mayweather’s fight against controversial YouTuber Logan Paul.

“I don’t think anyone expected the event to be as large as it is,” Bitcoin billionaire Brock Pierce — who will be speaking at the event — tells Page Six. “It’s a combination of excitement in the industry of [crypto] going mainstream combined with people desperately wanting to reconnect with other human beings [with COVID letting up].”

We hear the party scene is set to be wild, with yacht parties and huge bashes in the works.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been setting the city up to become a bitcoin hotspot. He has even proposed that the city pay municipal workers and accept tax payments in the cryptocurrency.

“The Mayor has certainly said he is bold and supports innovation,” Pierce says, noting that venture capital firms and tech types flocked south during the pandemic, but now seem like they are there to stay.

“Innovators are looking for a combination of quality of life and also feeling supported by the government … Miami caught the wave. They capitalized on the situation and as a result, the future of Miami is probably forever changed.”

Source: https://pagesix.com/2021/06/02/miam...98.295302483.1621164148-1743310104.1608762274


all I care about watching logan getting his ass kicked
 
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