Largest Bitcoin Conference To Date Will Be Held In Miami!

Cryptocurrency conferences, which have not been held for a while due to the coronavirus epidemic, will continue with the event to be held in Miami.

The largest Bitcoin conference to date will be held in Miami. Cryptocurrency conferences, which were suspended due to the coronavirus epidemic, will continue with the world's largest Bitcoin event to be held in Miami. The Bitcoin 2021 conference to be held in Miami will host a host of attendees and respected keynote speakers, including politicians, regulators, celebrities, Bitcoin advocates and investors in the cryptocurrency industry. The event was expected to be held first in Los Angeles from April 30 to May 1. However, due to the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic and the introduction of vaccines, the date and location were changed. This week, Bitcoin 2021 will be held at Miami Wynwood's Mana Convention Center between June 3 and June 5. Although the conference is an annual event, it was not held in 2020 due to the epidemic that affected the world. The Bitcoin 2021 event will have a capacity of 21 thousand participants. From now on, the organizers will make Bitcoin 201 go down in history as the largest Bitcoin event to date. At least 12,000 attendees are expected to participate the event.

Why Was Miami Chosen?

Considering that Miami has become a hub for many innovative technologies, including blockchain and cryptocurrencies, it is stated to be a pretty good choice. As it is known, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is known for his interest in Bitcoin. Suarez had asked the organizers to host the 3-day conference in his home city. In early 2021, Bitcoin Whitepaper was featured on Miami's official website. President Suarez approved BTC by stating that Miami supports Bitcoin as an “acceptable currency” and wants to invest in it in the future. In March, Suarez stated that he very much wants the city to become a Bitcoin mining center.

There Will Be Important Participants

The Bitcoin 2021 event will host keynote speakers including former congressman Ron Paul, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, Senator Cynthia Lummis, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor. Notable names such as Floyd Mayweather Jr, the Winklevoss twins, Max Keiser and Warren Davidson are among other prominent speakers.