October 14-15, Armenia will host the annual ChainPoint conference ChainPoint19

October 14-15, Armenia will host the annual ChainPoint conference ChainPoint19, which will bring together over 500 participants from more than 40 countries in the region’s innovation center, Yerevan.

ChainPoint is one of the most significant conferences in the region, which aims to demonstrate business opportunities in a regional technological ecosystem, bringing together global blockchain experts and creating a platform for productive dialogue, sharing best practices and making profitable deals.

More than 40 blockchain communities from around the world, from America to Asia, from Europe to Australia and Africa, will take part in ChainPoint19. This year the conference will be attended by over 500 delegates and over 50 speakers.

ChainPoint guests will enjoy exceptional networking with high-ranking officials and industry leaders, media coverage, meeting Nooor partners from around the world, and a unique cultural program.

A rich conference program will cover discussions around the hottest trends, such as the digital economy, fintech, tokenization, cryptocurrency, steklkoiny, DAO, DEX, artificial intelligence, the Internet of things, cybersecurity, and more. The academic part will be complemented by the cultural program, which will present the true color of Armenia to the participants.

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Among the conference speakers:

Henry Arslanian, Head of Fintech and Cryptocurrency at PwC Asia and Chairman of the Fintech Association in Hong Kong;
Tigran Khachatryan, Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia;
Gilbert Verdyan, Founder and CEO, Quant Network;
Emin Kyung Sirer, founder of Bloxroute and associate professor at Cornell University;
Ramadan Alblusi, Director General for Regulatory Affairs at Dubai Healthcare City;
Anna Frankovska, Business Development Manager at Pigzbe.

More information and registration on ChainPoint19 are available on the event website.

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