We’re giving away 5 free tickets to our blockchain event, Hard Fork Decentralized

We’re giving away 5 free tickets to our blockchain event, Hard Fork Decentralized
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2018-11-20 19:25

Our blockchain and cryptocurrency event is coming up on December 12-14 in London! It’s fast approaching, and we couldn’t be more excited – so for loyal readers of Hard Fork, we’re giving away five free tickets.

Enter our lottery here. Together with our lineup of speakers (including Thomas Power, Kavita Gupta, and Mustafa Al-Bassam) Hard Fork Decentralized will answer the unanswered questions about the industry – from scalability to diversity, and everything in between. The concept is simple: leading industry companies will host their own ‘decentralized’ events, all across the city. Your free festival ticket will include: – Access to…

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