We received two copies of the awesome Building Bitcoin Websites Book!! Thanks to the awesome coinableS!!
See our tweet here : https://twitter.com/coinfestuk/status/804722740393558016
These books will be in our raffles at the event!
The book is available on Amazon here if anyone wants a copy now, https://www.amazon.com/Building-Bitcoin-Websites-Beginners-Development/dp/153494544X
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Our sponsorship opportunities PDF is nearly complete, if you are interested in sponsoring our event please get in touch for a copy.
Working with our designers, we have now planned the 1st February 2017 as the deadline for sponsors to provide their logos for inclusion in our main marketing materials.
Of course logos provided earlier than this may be included in press releases and other pre-event promotions, so the earlier you can send the logos the better!
Our sponsorship opportunities PDF is nearly complete, if you are interested in sponsoring our event please get in touch for a copy.
What is this about?
Do people just go to this thing and talk about cryptos?
Do people just go to this thing and talk about cryptos?
Yep that's the idea.
Beginners can learn about cryptos, visitors who already know about cryptos can see / meet other crypto enthusiasts and see demonstrations of some of the latest crypto projects.
We also have a variety of speakers presentations and other crypto activities.
What is this about?
Do people just go to this thing and talk about cryptos?
Do people just go to this thing and talk about cryptos?
We are proud to announce that Bravenewcoin.com are an official media partner of CoinFest UK 2017
Brave New Coin (BNC) is a Data & Research company who has built a superior Market-Data Engine for the Blockchain & Digital Equities industry. We collect, process & index live data from over 100 trading platforms in real-time to produce a number useful data tools for Developers, Traders & Enterprise.
Brave New Coin (BNC) is a Data & Research company who has built a superior Market-Data Engine for the Blockchain & Digital Equities industry. We collect, process & index live data from over 100 trading platforms in real-time to produce a number useful data tools for Developers, Traders & Enterprise.
We are happy to announce Bitstashers will be sponsoring CoinFestUK 2017, They also have some surprises in store for our raffles and sponsors!!
Great news. Waiting for the raffles
This concept is pretty good i must say. i never knew about them until now.
If you want to keep up to date with the latest news BitStashers are on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BitStashers :-)
Well i love the minimalistic design of the website.
Are you open for suggestions ?
Thanks.
Of course bud.
Our website is slowly coming along, We have many more updates to apply yet before launch but we are getting there 
Here's a sneak preview:
Here's a sneak preview:
Well i love the minimalistic design of the website.
Are you open for suggestions ?
Our website is slowly coming along, We have many more updates to apply yet before launch but we are getting there
Here's a sneak preview:
Here's a sneak preview:
We are happy to announce Bitstashers will be sponsoring CoinFestUK 2017, They also have some surprises in store for our raffles and sponsors!!
Great news. Waiting for the raffles
This concept is pretty good i must say. i never knew about them until now.
We are happy to announce Bitstashers will be sponsoring CoinFestUK 2017, They also have some surprises in store for our raffles and sponsors!!
Welcome to Bitcointalk
Awesome! That would be amazing, definitely something we can discuss. We already have an idea of layout but of course that will probably change until a month or so before.
As last year we created custom CoinFest flyers about the events at CoinFestUK (Like GameCredits demo, ROKOS set up etc) so it would be good to work with you to do the same (Limiting the information where you see appropriate)
Drop me a PM with your contact details and we will discuss more
I'll definitely be in contact. Incidentally I've had a bit of a cockup happen this weekend with a hardware delivery. Delivered to a closed business and it's nowhere to be seen, go Hermes
I've just registered on the forum, but while I am waiting for my account to be approved I'd like to ask a question here.
I'm currently working on a project that has the potential to change the way that people view Bitcoin, not those that already use it now, but the wider population. It's a combination of hardware and software, and I may have some prototype/demonstration hardware ready in time for Coinfest next year. Not planned, but the timings just happen to be about right.
What would happen with regards to being able to attend with a bunch of hardware and a few servers, and setting up a demonstration system? I'm not ready to release too much information yet, however Coinfest does seem an ideal venue to announce it all. Rather than bits of information online, demo a fully working setup at a public venue
I'm currently working on a project that has the potential to change the way that people view Bitcoin, not those that already use it now, but the wider population. It's a combination of hardware and software, and I may have some prototype/demonstration hardware ready in time for Coinfest next year. Not planned, but the timings just happen to be about right.
What would happen with regards to being able to attend with a bunch of hardware and a few servers, and setting up a demonstration system? I'm not ready to release too much information yet, however Coinfest does seem an ideal venue to announce it all. Rather than bits of information online, demo a fully working setup at a public venue
Welcome to Bitcointalk
Awesome! That would be amazing, definitely something we can discuss. We already have an idea of layout but of course that will probably change until a month or so before.
As last year we created custom CoinFest flyers about the events at CoinFestUK (Like GameCredits demo, ROKOS set up etc) so it would be good to work with you to do the same (Limiting the information where you see appropriate)
Drop me a PM with your contact details and we will discuss more
I've just registered on the forum, but while I am waiting for my account to be approved I'd like to ask a question here.
I'm currently working on a project that has the potential to change the way that people view Bitcoin, not those that already use it now, but the wider population. It's a combination of hardware and software, and I may have some prototype/demonstration hardware ready in time for Coinfest next year. Not planned, but the timings just happen to be about right.
What would happen with regards to being able to attend with a bunch of hardware and a few servers, and setting up a demonstration system? I'm not ready to release too much information yet, however Coinfest does seem an ideal venue to announce it all. Rather than bits of information online, demo a fully working setup at a public venue
I'm currently working on a project that has the potential to change the way that people view Bitcoin, not those that already use it now, but the wider population. It's a combination of hardware and software, and I may have some prototype/demonstration hardware ready in time for Coinfest next year. Not planned, but the timings just happen to be about right.
What would happen with regards to being able to attend with a bunch of hardware and a few servers, and setting up a demonstration system? I'm not ready to release too much information yet, however Coinfest does seem an ideal venue to announce it all. Rather than bits of information online, demo a fully working setup at a public venue
As stated on the CoinFest forum, I think it's fine if you're funding the wallets, yourself. You're basically just making them buy Bitcoin.
Hey guys (I posted this in the CoinFest forum a few weeks back but would like to see people's opinions here aswell)
This is just an idea (and I know it goes against one of the fundermental rules of CoinFest!) but I think it has some justice as an idea that 'might' work.
What if we charge visitors were charged a £1 fee for a ticket for CoinFest but on attending CoinFest they receive this £1 back in Bitcoin as a paper wallet.
This is just an idea (and I know it goes against one of the fundermental rules of CoinFest!) but I think it has some justice as an idea that 'might' work.
What if we charge visitors were charged a £1 fee for a ticket for CoinFest but on attending CoinFest they receive this £1 back in Bitcoin as a paper wallet.
Along with our upcoming website restructure and closure of CoinKite just after our last event we have a new donation address. Below is our BTC Vault address for all donations and sponsorship funds. (As per our last event some sponsors wanted to make private donations, this is still possible please get in touch if you would like to discuss this)
1BGb1Up5s7udEj1GYDretwTMCq69LmChe8
1BGb1Up5s7udEj1GYDretwTMCq69LmChe8
Our sponsor list is already growing which is awesome!
The 2017 site will be up soon and will develop as our plans develop.
The 2017 site will be up soon and will develop as our plans develop.
As with the last CoinFestUK I am looking to show a Bitcoin / crypto focused documentary at the event in between speaker presentations.
Last time we had the awesome Bitcoin: The End Of Money As We Know It (With thanks to Torsten!), would anyone like to see a particular documentary?
Last time we had the awesome Bitcoin: The End Of Money As We Know It (With thanks to Torsten!), would anyone like to see a particular documentary?
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