The annual North American Bitcoin Conference is coming to Miami

The North American Bitcoin Conference ( TNABC ), now in its fourth year, is held every January in Miami, Florida and is the most attended and longest-running conference for the Bitcoin, financial and currency industries. From just 200 attendees in 2012, last year, more than 2,000 attendees from more than 40 countries attended the event.

The distributed ledger technology is closely associated with Bitcoin, and visionaries like Apple’s Steve Wozniak , entrepreneur Jeremy Allaire , and Vrigin’s Richard Branson have invested millions of dollars in its future.

The conference will be held over two days, starting on January 20 and ending on January 21. The importance of blockchain and its technology for real-time data verification will be highlighted by one of the two opening speakers, Wayne Vaughn, CEO of Tierion , while Joe Colangelo, Executive Director of Bretton Woods Consumer Research , will set the tone for the entire conference with his opening speech, “The Future of Bitcoin,” when it comes to recording data on the blockchain.

BTCC CEO, David Lee, will speak on the timely topic of “Bitcoin, is it a suitable reserve currency?” Cryptocurrencies have far outperformed the US dollar and other fiat currencies in 2015. The continued decline of the US stock market and the anxiety caused by the decline in energy prices have forced George Soros to comment on some asset classes that were created based on market imitation before the 2008 financial crisis. Bitcoin is proving that it has the ability to become a reserve currency.

The future of Bitcoin and blockchain will be the core topic of the conference, and speakers will emphasize the development progress of blockchain.

The conference’s main sponsors are Private Internet Access and Bitcoin.com , while co-sponsors include Genesis Mining , Pillsbury , and BSAVE.10 .

Other speakers scheduled for the conference include Overstock and TO.com CEO Patrick Byrne , Coin Center executive director Jerry Brito , Bitcoin Foundation executive director Bruce Fenton , and Ledger CEO Eric Larcheveque .

As you prepare for the Cyberland ecosystem, this conference will allow you to learn about the latest developments in industry innovation and get in close contact with the top elites in the industry. For those who are passionate about financial technology, this two-day event can provide them with: world-renowned speakers discuss redefining the world's payment methods in a relatively relaxed atmosphere. Bitcoin will be the next step in the development of financial technology.

The North American Bitcoin Conference will be held at the James L. Knight Center.