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SALT and Kraken Partner to Launch Blockchain Symposium in Wyoming
The exclusive event will bring together leaders and key decision makers in the blockchain and digital asset industries
JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming, Jan. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — SALTa major global investment forum, and The Krakenone of the oldest and most trusted crypto platforms in the world, today announced the inauguration Wyoming Blockchain Symposiumwhich will be held from August 19th to 22nd at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences in Jackson Hole.
The event, which is by invitation only, was held in collaboration with University of Wyoming Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovationwill bring together 250 influential members of the blockchain community for curated networking experiences and panel discussions.
The Wyoming Blockchain Symposium’s mission is to highlight the real-world utility of blockchain technology and the need to establish a clear framework for digital asset regulation, leveraging Wyoming’s progressive approach as a leading model. The event will also highlight the benefits of decentralization and blockchain technology globally, while building momentum for greater institutional adoption of crypto and blockchain infrastructure.
“This event is an annual gathering of the world’s brightest minds in finance, technology, and investing. SALT’s unique platform has earned a reputation for shaping innovation in global finance, especially in emerging digital assets,” said Dave Ripley, CEO of Kraken. “Wyoming’s continued support for cryptocurrency innovation makes it the perfect setting to bring together forward-thinking blockchain leaders and entrepreneurs to drive the future of cryptocurrency.”
“SALT has always been committed to leading the charge in supporting innovation and cultivating dynamic conversations about the future of finance,” said John Darsie, CEO of SALT. “The Wyoming Blockchain Symposium marks a critical step in shaping the trajectory of digital assets, and we look forward to hosting our inaugural event in the great state of Wyoming.”
Steven Lupien, director of the University of Wyoming’s Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovation, added: “Through our partnership with SALT and Kraken, the University of Wyoming CBDI underscores its commitment to advancing innovation in the digital finance industry. This exclusive gathering will serve as a catalyst for greater blockchain adoption and accelerate a reshaping of the global financial industry.”
To learn more about the event, visit https://www.salt.org/events/2024-wyoming.
About SALT
SALT is a leading global investment forum. Its mission is to connect investors and power big ideas through exclusive global events and in-depth media. For more information, visit sale.org.
About Kraken
Kraken is one of the world’s longest-running digital asset platforms. Globally, Kraken clients trade more than 200 digital assets and 8 different national currencies, including GBP, EUR, USD, CAD, JPY, CHF, AUD, and AED.
Kraken, over 2,000 strong, was founded in 2011 and was one of the first exchanges to offer spot margin trading, parachain auctions, staking, regulated derivatives, and index services. In 2022, it launched a custodial NFT marketplace. Kraken is trusted by over 9 million traders and institutions worldwide and offers 24/7 professional online support. Kraken was the first company to ever conduct a Proof of Reserves audit and has since committed to undergoing Proof of Reserves on a semi-annual basis.
Kraken is backed by investors including Capital of the tribe, Sky Bridge Capital, Hummingbird Enterprises, Blockchain Capital AND Digital currency groupamong others.
Kraken markets can be monitored and traded through Kraken iOS AND Android app and via Cryptowatch iOS, Android AND Desk applications.
For more information about Kraken, visit www.kraken.com.
About the University of Wyoming Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovation
The Center for Blockchain and Digital Innovation (CBDI) is an interdisciplinary center focused on emerging technologies to promote innovation, economic development, and education.
The CBDI is shared by the College of Business, the College of Engineering and Applied Science, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, and the School of Energy Resources; it also collaborates with Wyoming State community colleges.
For more information please visit: Italian: www.uwyo.edu/acct-fin/cbdi/index.html.
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