I have attended many of blockchain and cryptocurrencies conferences and and I have noticed that most of them focus more on the revenue and likes rather than on the most important things — the community and a real usable value.
That’s why I have decided to turn this upside down. How is that even possible to organize workshops or to invite partners if there is a lack of the awareness about our goals, thoughts and opinions? I have an idea how to change it (:
I also know that some of us are focused on the blockchain technology but some of us are more into crypto-economy. These two groups even though intersect, they have different needs. That’s what the Chainges is all about — I want to ask you what are you interested in and than I will provide you with the best mached event that had ever happend. You can check the survey on the Chainges website (hope you’ll enjoy the design as well).
Here you can find more details about an idea and a short animation on Youtube.
change + chain = CHAINGES
For sure you have noticed that this blockchain world is chainging very fast. Nine years ago the anonymous creator of the ‘Internet of Money,’ Satoshi Nakamoto, released the Bitcoin white paper. Since than we all have been watching the rise of the whole new industry — it is a huge thing right now. We are entrepreneurs, startups, developers, traders, investors, influencers, even media representatives or just enthusiasts. I believe that it is a great time to higlight all of us and this industry, as well as it is the best moment to create a place where we can collaborate and network with each others.
Regarding the fact that I am into the blockchain for a few years now I know how important the contribution is. After finishing the survey in return a non-transferable asset based on the NEM blockchain called Chainges is going to be distributed which will decrease the price of the ticket by 30% once you buy it. But it won’t be expensive anyway — I really don’t want to milk the community. Stay tuned!
Make your mark and let me know what you think! I really appreciate every feedback.
Matthias
