On October 17, World Crypto Con (WCC) will be announcing 10 finalists for its University Research Showcase. The submission window has closed, and the team at WCC is currently reviewing and deliberating over the entries. Following the announcement, community voting will be open from October 17 until October 20, 2018, to select the six winners. Anyone with a ‘.edu’ email address will be able to participate in the voting.
The community voting will narrow down the 10 finalists to six winning teams. Each of the six winning teams will then be given free entry to the conference for four team members and the opportunity to present their work. Leading up to and during the event, each team’s work and the organization they represent will be displayed on the event’s website, www.WorldCryptoCon.com. The six teams will each be provided an exhibit booth along with the opportunity to present in front of thousands of blockchain/cryptocurrency enthusiasts.
This sponsorship provides university students the opportunity to share their projects and technologies with investors, experts, developers, businesses and attendees from all over the world who are using blockchain and cryptocurrency to redefine everyday life. With over 5,000 attendees, 125+ keynote speakers, and 150+ exhibitors, winners will have ample opportunity to network with potential partners. Various educational presentations, influencer meetups and networking sessions have been carefully crafted to foster future business connections.
Located at the Aria Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas from October 31 to November 2, 2018, WCC offers something for everyone. Attendees will have the opportunity to join in a Cryptocurrency Investment and Analysis Workshop, pitch their projects in a Token Tank Live, join the first ever Blockchain Poker Tournament, dance the night away at the CryptOween Party, experience Live Art with Vesa, and so much more!
For more information, visit the event’s website at www.WorldCryptoCon.com
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