I don't know, but they appear on the list here http://bitcorati.com/2014/02/01/2014-bitcoin-conference-schedule/
Did you find if they're legit?
Topic: World Bitcoin Conference 2014 (Read 993 times)
I just got an email regarding the World Bitcoin Conference 2014. Here's an excerpt.
The organiser, Red Carpet Events Pte Ltd, in association with the event’s co-organiser, Events Actually Singapore, are pleased to announce international Conference on "World Bitcoin Conference 2014”. Participants will include leading industry players, professionals and policy makers involved directly or indirectly in the business of Bitcon, digital currency and innovative payment system across Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, Africa, Europe and the region.
This conference will be held on 24 & 25 March 2014, Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Details of the conference at this website link: http://www.events-actually.com.sg/wbc2014.php
I'm not sure if it's real... have you guys ever heard of it? My biggest turn off is this "Globally, there are over 11 million Bitcoins, worth over US$1.2 billion in circulation." If they had any idea what they were talking about, how could they be so wrong?
The organiser, Red Carpet Events Pte Ltd, in association with the event’s co-organiser, Events Actually Singapore, are pleased to announce international Conference on "World Bitcoin Conference 2014”. Participants will include leading industry players, professionals and policy makers involved directly or indirectly in the business of Bitcon, digital currency and innovative payment system across Asia Pacific, Middle East, Latin America, Africa, Europe and the region.
This conference will be held on 24 & 25 March 2014, Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Details of the conference at this website link: http://www.events-actually.com.sg/wbc2014.php
I'm not sure if it's real... have you guys ever heard of it? My biggest turn off is this "Globally, there are over 11 million Bitcoins, worth over US$1.2 billion in circulation." If they had any idea what they were talking about, how could they be so wrong?
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