Miami, Florida--(Newsfile Corp. - March 13, 2022) - Miami will once again play host to cryptocurrency enthusiasts from around the world, as the Bitcoin 2022 experience takes on the crypto-friendly major US city. The 4 day event taking place from April 6-9 in the home of self-proclaimed BTC enthusiast Mayor Francis Suarez, is expected to see record registration and attendance, plus a panel of speakers that wouldn't look out of place in any major business convention. The next Bitcoin bonanza looks set to be the biggest yet.
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Bitcoin 2022 will bring in many globally-recognized entertainers, international business and political leaders like President Nayibe Bukele of El Salvador, who is also a keynote speaker. The 4 day experience will feature discussion and conversation centered around furthering the Bitcoin industry, recognizing the work of open source developers and contributors, plus an Art Gallery titled 'Bitcoin Renaissance' in honor of the golden age of artistic expression which followed 1494, the year the double entry accounting (debit and credit) method was discovered.
The Speakers
The conference will host a selection of dynamic, world-renowned speakers across multiple industries and crypto-business sectors. Bitcoin billionaire entrepreneur, Michael Saylor, will be in attendance and speaking at the high profile event. Lightning Labs CEO, developer and leader in the blockchain space - Elizabeth Stark - will also contribute to an impressive list of guest speakers.
Renowned bitcoin developer Jack Mallers will be giving his take. The Strike CEO and founder has devoted the last several years of his work to developing applications to advance Bitcoin architecture into the future.
Cryptocurrency advocate, and one of the only US Senators to proclaim holding BTC, Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, will also be speaking at Bitcoin 2022....
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