World Crypto Con Crypto-conference and the future of digital assets
From October 31 to November 2, Las Vegas hosted the World Crypto Con crypto-conference, which gathered crypto-enthusiasts from around the world. Crypt-ON platform IR Paul Almazov couldn't miss this event. He had an excellent opportunity to hear to the speeches of the Bitcoin Fund Chairman Brock Pierce and its founder Charlie Shrem, Litecoin founder Charlie Lee and others. Why did such a large-scale conference start on October 31? All because this day Bitcoin was celebrating its 10th anniversary, and skipping this a was disrespectful to the digital currency at least.
The active position of some speakers was interesting not only to a narrow circle of traders but also to the entire crypto-community. So programmer and Creator of Litecoin cryptocurrency Charlie Lee in last December sold all his digital money. In an interview with CNBC, he noted that today the value of cryptocurrencies is more speculative, but in the long term, everything can change dramatically. According to his forecasts, Bitcoin will return to the maximum in just six months. Why does Charlie not plan to buy cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin? He said that he had sold all his assets because of conflicting interests, and will not buy them, but advises to take a closer look to cryptocurrencies for those who plan to invest.
Charlie Lee once again drew attention to the necessity to scale the cryptocurrency, and it uses more as a means of payment than accumulation.
By these words, he unobtrusively supported the Crypt-ON platform, the main task of which is to create a business environment where everyone can conduct secure transactions in cryptocurrency, use p2p exchanger, hire people to work and pay for their work, borrow, and all these using cryptocurrency.
Only through joint efforts, using digital assets as a means of payment, we will be able to give the green light to digital money.
It was digital assets that all the topics of the speakers of the blockchain conference in San Francisco were focused.
