In addition, last year we were also in Malta but the experience was not great. The island is amazing and there were lots of curious people but the quality was not comparable with the Coindesk event.
Also I would really appreciate if anyone could advice good events in London. I'd really like to get much more exposure in the City.
Topic: What do you think about large and expensive crypto fairs? (Read 80 times)
Hello,
last month I exhibited at Blockshow fair with the www.scientificcoin.com team and was great. Lots of interesting people, investors and partnership opportunities. Issue: costs - for a small booth, bringing team participants from abroad and lodging: more than $20k. This sum is quite insane for a small team trying to advertise with a relatively small budget. Tickets for participants are priced very high too: I heard even some investors complaining about the price tag they had to pay for the "investor" badge
Now, considered that we don't see many other viable options to advertise, we are doubling up and we will exhibit also in Las Vegas at the same Blockshow event.
What are your opinion? Are there best ways to approach people interested in crypto?
last month I exhibited at Blockshow fair with the www.scientificcoin.com team and was great. Lots of interesting people, investors and partnership opportunities. Issue: costs - for a small booth, bringing team participants from abroad and lodging: more than $20k. This sum is quite insane for a small team trying to advertise with a relatively small budget. Tickets for participants are priced very high too: I heard even some investors complaining about the price tag they had to pay for the "investor" badge
Now, considered that we don't see many other viable options to advertise, we are doubling up and we will exhibit also in Las Vegas at the same Blockshow event.
What are your opinion? Are there best ways to approach people interested in crypto?
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