Blockchain is expected to grow to a whopping $163.9-billion industry in six years, accumulating at least $20 billion by 2024, according to a recent TechJury study. Global businesses, as well as startups, are capitalizing on this, building industry-specific solutions on blockchain. But how exactly does an enterprise develop effective and economical blockchain platforms?
This is what the London Blockchain Conference is aiming to answer with its inaugural event happening on May 31 to June 2 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre. The conference will feature enterprise-grade technologies built on the BSV Blockchain, the largest public blockchain in the world. It will not only guide businesses on how to properly develop blockchain solutions, but it will also show how private businesses can work together with the government to achieve greater goals.
The London Blockchain Conference intends to address the steep learning curve about blockchain by shining the spotlight on achieving environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. The current state of investor preferences for tailoring…