Texas Bitcoin Conference Returns to Austin

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Texas Bitcoin Conference Returns to Austin

The Texas Bitcoin Conference returns to Austin on October 28-29, 2017. Join leading luminaries, insightful speakers, and interesting workshops on the future of Bitcoin, digital currencies, and the blockchain revolution.

Bitcoin now makes up to 40 percent of all online gambling transactions and this conference certainly could be of interest to specialists in the sector.

Trace Mayer, who started promoting Bitcoin when it was trading at just $0.25 and Nnena Ukuku, an attorney who works to create more opportunities for underrepresented communities in technology.

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