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AIMA Digital Assets Conference 2024
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AIMA Digital Assets Conference 2024

May 2, 202408:00 am ~ 05:00 pm (UTC: -05:00)Estimated Duration: 1 day 9 hoursetc.venues 360 Madison, 360 Madison Ave, Manhattan, New York, New York 10017, United States, New York, New YorkHosted by AIMA

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About the event

The AIMA Digital Assets Conference is returning to New York on May 2, 2024, marking its third consecutive year. The conference focuses on unravelling the intricacies of institutional investment in digital assets. Attendees can expect a dynamic program that includes main-stage presentations and dedicated spaces for 1-on-1 or small-group meetings, fostering invaluable opportunities for in-depth discussions. The conference concludes with a closing interview exploring the integration of traditional finance into blockchain technology, followed by a celebratory cocktail reception. The AIMA Digital Assets Conference 2024 promises to be a pivotal event, bringing together industry leaders and experts to navigate the evolving landscape of digital asset investments.

Speakers (10)

  • Ben Forman@benforman
  • Bill Laboon@billlaboon
  • Andrew Woodruff@andrewwoodruff
  • Basil Al Askari@basilalaskari
  • Adam Benayoun@adambenayoun
  • Ayesha Kiani@ayeshakiani
  • Blue Macellari@bluemacellari
  • Chris Brodersen@chrisbrodersen
  • Anton Katz@antonkatz
  • Chris Perkins@chrisperkins

Tickets

  • Standard Member
    • Access to the conference
    • Networking
    500
  • Standard Non-Member
    • Access to the conference
    • Networking
    750

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