Boston Blockchain Week Announcement #2 | Speakers, Events, Sponsors and more!
Boston Blockchain Week·Sun, Oct 9, 2022, 12:00 AM
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[Music] hello everyone lauren wixom here bringing more updates and news from boston blockchain week 2022 in just a little over a week the cubic labs team will transform downtown quincy massachusetts from the city of presidents to a blockchain hub where for 72 hours the creators heroes and innovators of blockchain and web-3 technology from boston new england and beyond will meet to grow metro boston's booming blockchain technology community as mentioned in the last announcement cubic labs is working with easier and reach to bring to you a two-day hackathon hack boston at harvard university on saturday september 24th and sunday the 25th visit hackboston.xyz to sign up for an opportunity to collab with some of the brightest minds from harvard mit and more now i know a lot of you are eager to see who is speaking at boston blockchain week let me tell you we have quite the roster from panels with napster in decency to live podcasts with castle island ventures founders nick carter and matt walsh we'll have reps from al grand tech stars mit robin hood bitstamp and so many other speakers on the main stage in kilroy square as well as a music business industry legend turned berkeley college of music professor george howard for all my ladies in blockchain out there women in blockchain will be hosting an event on wednesday evening at 16c restaurant and eternal events will transform alba restaurant's rooftop into a special two-day interactive art and music experience to wind down or turn up both nights as you can see boston blockchain week is something you don't want to miss and we have so much in store for you tickets are selling fast so if you haven't already go to bostonblockchainweek.com and get yours be sure to follow us on twitter and instagram and don't forget to like this video and subscribe to our channel for more updates interviews and more hope to see you there [Music]
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