Welcome to our new event in Budva for English speakers!
Meeting with Ksenia, from Czechia, a Trezor company employee and Bitcoin-enthusiast. Ksenia will deliver a short report: Instruments of growing local BTC communities: best practices from Czechia. Vexl app- a gift to the community by SatoshiLabs.
After 20-30 minute speech we will continue free discussion on Bitcoin-related topics with Ksenia.
During the event you can enjoy drinks from the bar. We want to make this event in a lively, relaxed atmosphere.
Entrance is free.
Sunday, 03/12 15:00 Budva, IT Branch House (adress)
Welcome to our new event in Budva for English speakers!
Meeting with Ksenia, from Czechia, a Trezor company employee and Bitcoin-enthusiast. Ksenia will deliver a short report: Instruments of growing local BTC communities: best practices from Czechia. Vexl app- a gift to the community by SatoshiLabs.
After 20-30 minute speech we will continue free discussion on Bitcoin-related topics with Ksenia.
During the event you can enjoy drinks from the bar. We want to make this event in a lively, relaxed atmosphere.
Entrance is free.
Sunday, 03/12 15:00 Budva, IT Branch House (adress)
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