Coinscrum welcomes back event sponsors, on Tuesday 15th November at 93ft East.
Blockchain and Hackathons are poised to redefine the entire tech innovation lifecycle, accelerating technological progress by orders of magnitude.
One of the most interesting outliers in this diverse space is hack.ether.camp (www.hack.ether.camp), a global virtual Hackathon designed to operate and be managed completely on the Blockchain through the use of Smart Contracts and disruptive attributes.
The Hackathon launches on November 17th and Roman Mandeleil, a founder, will join us for short presentation and open AMA.#
Animation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGnspE5KfzkHacker
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We’re also very pleased to welcome Tatiana Moroz (www.tatianamoroz.com) on the same evening. Tatiana is the premier female singer-songwriter in the bitcoin and activist community. Following the release of several independently produced LPs, EPs and singles, Tatiana’s next full length album is set to be released early 2017 having been funded with cryptocurrency. Her music brings a fresh take on the folk style of the revolutionary 60’s and 70’s, and is an original blend of alt country, pop, rock, and blues.
Tatiana is also the creator of TatianaCoin, the first ever artist cryptocurrency and Founder and CEO of Crypto Media Hub, a PR, marketing and advertising agency for the Bitcoin industry. A driving force in the community, Tatiana’s “The Tatiana Moroz Show” podcast on the Lets Talk Bitcoin network has thousands of listeners a week. She performs and speaks at crypto and liberty conferences all over the world. During her talk in London, Tatiana will share her journey, the way she came to crypto as an artist, and a bit about Ross Ulbricht and how his case influences her work speaking out against the drug war and in favor of prison reform. She will also speak about why artists should be enthusiastic about crypto currencies, and how Tatiana Coin can be adapted for other artists. We will finish out the night with a musical performance.