Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System
Over the last three days, an event was held in Tokyo Japan aiming to bolster the adoption growth of bitcoin cash (BCH) and on-chain scaling called Satoshi’s Vision Conference (SVC). The event was hosted by the Master of Ceremonies Taariq Lewis, the founder of Aquila, and saw many special guests including Bitcoin Unlimited’s Peter Rizun and Andrew Stone, Bitcoin ABC’s Amaury Sechet, Nchain’s Craig Wright, the Satoshi Nakamoto Institute’s Daniel Krawisz, Centbee’s Lorien Gamaroff, and many more bitcoin cash evangelists.
The night before the event saw an extremely large BCH Tokyo Meetup at the bar Good Heavens which was so packed there was another bar across the street to attend to the overflow. The following day Satoshi’s Vision began with registration and talk by Jerry Chan the president of SBI Holdings subsidiary SBI Bits. Chan greeted the crowd with a speech about how individuals can make bitcoin cash the best money in the world and how SBI Bits is helping fuel the cryptocurrency landscape.
Following Chan’s opening talk participants listened to Daniel Krawisz discuss how BCH proponents can entice him to support BCH alongside how they can entice others as well. Basically, Krawisz describes what would entice him to split his old UTXOs and sell BTC for BCH. Krawisz explains some of the key methods of persuasion:
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Investment is like survival — The key to success is convincing people who are paying attention that BCH will survive. Whatever is going on around here a long time from now, BCH will probably still be part of that mess.
Participants also saw Cornell professor Emin Gün Sirer talk about scaling bitcoin x100000, Bitcoin.com’s Emil Oldenburg discuss colored coins, and other guests like the founder of Yours.org Ryan X Charles, and bitcoin XT developer Tom Harding among other on-chain scaling evangelists throughout the afternoon. Alongside that, the audience listened to a panel discussion which talked about tokens and colored coins, another hot subject right now within the BCH community. Following the day of speakers, BCH fans met up for another social held by the Bitcoin Cash Fund.
Read more: https://news.bitcoin.com/satoshis-vision-2018-bolstering-the-future-of-bitcoin-cash-adoption/