Encrypted is said to be one of the premier Blockchain conferences that connect with investors, start-up entrepreneurs, digital currency funds, family offices, and top entrepreneurs in the blockchain and cryptocurrency spheres since 2016. This year Encrypted will be hosted in the Maldives on April 30 and May 1, 2021, virtually and physically with 100+ special in-person attendees featuring 50+ speakers having more than 20+ sessions. The conference will also witness 5M+ virtual attendees from all across the globe.
The first batch of speakers includes Tone Vyas, Regine Haschka Helmer, Mati Greenspan, Cal Evans, Rajesh Dhuddu, Andrew Adcock, Nithin Eapen, Andrea Bonaceto, Amey Rajput, and Yael Tamar.
Encrypted 2021 will be hosted for two days with the first day consisting of up to 20+ companies (blended with VC and angel investors and trading exchanges) pitching in a demo-day environment; along with some keynotes and panel discussions. On day two, Incrypted’s main sessions will feature keynote sessions, followed by panel discussions and fireside chats with some of the global industry leaders reshaping the blockchain ecosystem which will facilitate a pivotal dialogue between the most important stakeholders in the digital asset sector and the existing financial system.
Attendees will include key industry individuals and institutions who are considering deploying capital into digital assets markets, including venture/angel investors, entrepreneurs, hedge funds, ETF managers, financial advisors/wealth managers, and more.
Check out our website for the latest updates as we add new content and speakers every week! We look forward to hosting you in the Maldives.
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