Topic: CoinFest 2015 - page 2. (Read 11752 times)
I would like to give my support to this event in the Netherlands.
We've added a reporting page to CoinFest.org. By making all of our public keys known and revealing the source/destination of and reason for all transactions, CoinFest turns the pseodoanonymity of Bitcoin into a tool for transparency.
Good stuff.
We've added Rome, Italy to the list, and a crude map to show CoinFest's global expansion. Stay tuned for further updates to this page: http://www.coinfest.org/coinfest-2015-2/
You should probably contact the New York Bitcoin Center. They do a lot of these events, and a good one in New York would be a nice win, IMHO.
We would love to see CoinFest spread to New York. The Bitcoin Fair there seemed interested for a little bit, but abruptly dropped contact. Is the Center likely to respond to me via the standard channels? Anyone with an "in" there could be very helpful to us.You should probably contact the New York Bitcoin Center. They do a lot of these events, and a good one in New York would be a nice win, IMHO.
We would love to see CoinFest spread to New York. The Bitcoin Fair there seemed interested for a little bit, but abruptly dropped contact. Is the Center likely to respond to me via the standard channels? Anyone with an "in" there could be very helpful to us.
You should probably contact the New York Bitcoin Center. They do a lot of these events, and a good one in New York would be a nice win, IMHO.
The new CoinFest website has finally arrived! You can see what it's about, past events, events to come, and ways that you can get involved! The web design template was provided for free by Mojito Sites, and many more upgrades are pending. Stay tuned!
very cool 
Frank Pouliot from the Bitcoin Embassy is now the French language coordinator, and the CoinFest has spread to Brazil, where organizer Helio Silva will be the Portuguese language coordinator. CoinFest.org will be updated as soon as Helio's Brazilian CoinFest website (www.coinfest.com.br) is published. Let us know if you want to help, too! 
Montreal and the Bitcoin Embassy will be joining us for CoinFest 2015. That makes 5 cities, 3 countries and 3 languages participating so far. List updated
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Reservations are unnecessary. 
Unless you want to join as an organizer and run a CoinFest in your locality... then some cooperation is involved! 
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The date of the next CoinFest has finally been announced! From February 20-22, cities around the world will celebrate all things crypto. We've put up a placeholder page at CoinFest.org with the rules and a growing list of participants until we finish upgrading our website.
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