Introducing ourselves at the Ethereum Meet Up at the heart of Germany's banking city: Frankfurt!

ETHLend has been at the Ethereum Meet Up, held at the FinTech Headquarter at the heart of the banking industry in Germany: Frankfurt am Main! All the big players, starting from Deutsche Bank, UBS, J.P. Morgan up to Goldman Sachs, have their offices here. 

Comparing to the first Meet Up, the number of participants increased noticeably, showing the growing interest in Blockchain and Ethereum-based applications. Most visitors were already familiar with Ethereum. Approximately half of the people had strong technical background, with some having experience in the programming language Solidity, that is used for coding Ethereum-based applications. 

Sergej Stein, Financial Advisor at ETHLend, was introducing the participants to ETHLend. He started off with comparing the outdated centralized lending system that currently exists, to the many potentials of a decentralized lending system, that ETHLend provides. He also presented the functions of the ETHLend DApp. Finally, he was answering some interesting questions regarding regulation issues, the aim of the funding as well as some technical questions. Overall, we received a quite positive feedback.

The event started off with an introduction by Roman Kessler (FinTech Group), bringing up important news around Ethereum, Blockchain and ICOs. People discussed the flash crash in Ethereum, the hype around cryptocurrencies and the trend of upcoming ICOs. Even though some people criticized the occurrence of some ICOs, no one believes that the price of Ethereum is overhyped, according to the question asked by Roman Kessler. 

The second speaker, Oliver Naegele (Blockchain Helix), did a live demonstration on „the next big use case on Blockchain“. He also presented their Digital Identity Platform, which is also Ethereum-based. Afterwards, Simon Dosch gave an introduction to Smart Contracts and Solidity. All in all, the Meet Up had interesting speakers and received positive feedback. ETHLend is aiming at further advancing the cooperation with the organisers, giving potentially more speeches on various topics around blockchain and decentralized lending in the future.     

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Author: @ethlend, @sergej.stein

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