bitcoin – Web Wednesday V83 – 086 bitcoin at Web Wednesday HK – 19th March 2014
83rd social mixer event – networking for the Hong Kong’s internet entrepreneurs and digital media executives.
An interview with two crypto-currency entrepreneurs:
Dave Shin, Founder of Cryptomex, an ambitious alternative for raising company funds via IPOs (initial public offerings) traded in Bitcoins.
Ken Lo, CEO of Anxbtc bitcoin Exchange, a new marketplace for trading Bitcoins, recently launched in Hong Kong.
More on our blog: bit.ly/wwbv83blog
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