@xiti - The Bitcoin, Ethereum and Blockchain Super Conference took place in Dallas, Texas, on February 16-18, 2018. With bitcoin hitting all the highest times of the day, it is just right that the more mainstream media come on board to facilitate crypto buzz and further legitimize the movement. Super Bitcoin, Ethereal and Blockchain Super conferences are one such example, offering the opportunity to bring more people to join the financial revolution.

The question is "is it too late to be involved in crypto?" It was submitted on the homepage, whose answer was a shock. The conference targeted newcomers into the crypto space, as well as the graying veteran. They boast the ranks of the all-star main speakers coming from fintech backgrounds, capitalist voices and crypto. A brief overview shows Charlie Shrem, the proclaimed "bitcoin" legend and also Tim Draper, known as VC American investor, as the keynote speaker.



The conference prioritizes institutional participants in the form of industrial companies and interested enthusiasts. This is in stark contrast to the amount of media that matches the spirit of ICO, with the conference only connecting the 5% slot to ICO. This, of course, alleviates general concerns in technology conferences, where fund-raising appears to be the primary function of participants.

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While everyone is happy with the Drapers and Shrem of this conference, there are a number of other speakers with potentially insightful topics of thought that have been outlined.

For example, Shawn Owen from Salt Lending will discuss "Good debt incentives in the digital age". Salt Lending is an organization that allows people to use bitcoin and other crypto assets as a loan guarantee in US dollars - contributing liquidity and infrastructure that is useful for crypto-fiat collaboration. You can get a taste for his style of diction in a recent interview dated August 21st, titled "Helping You Hodl and Lend Cryptocurrency" here.

On a more technical note, Anish Mohammed from the Exosphere Academy plans to discuss "Quantum Computing and Blockchains - How does QC affect blockchain cryptography and can block it made quantum-resistant?" The heated discussion of the evolution of quantum computing and its potential effects on cryptographic blockchain has been widely debated. Examples of varied viewpoints on the topic can be seen in Futurist and Forbes here and here.

Anish has experience as a security architect in major financial banks, as well as an advisory role in the crypto world. The combination of technical understanding and collaborative knowledge should provide a solid background on insights about QC and blockchain.

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Crypto Insider is proud to announce that the two authors will be part of a 2% quota of delegates delegated to crypto journalists. You will hear the latest and greatest news from Bitcoin, Ethereal and Blockchain Super Conference here at Crypto Insider.

The "Early Bird" price for the conference is available until September 4th. You can go ahead and check the "1.3 million reasons why you should be there" here.