Why attend?
Since the first CAC nearly 2 years ago both the environment of and their key players of crypto assets have developed. Together with executives, founders, investors and political representatives these relevant changes as well as new areas will be discussed at the CAC 2020. During 1.5 days visitors will be introduced to these currently relevant topics through speeches, discussions, pitches and networking opportunities. Join 300 guests and experts to get up to date on the following topics:
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Custody of digital assets, Bitcoin and other crypto assets, token protocols, decentralized finance (DeFi)
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Blueprint DLT-based capital market, tokenized securities, securitized tokens (ETFs)
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Digital euro, tokenizations of cash flows, machine-2-machine payment processes
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Investors’/VCs preferences, security tokens
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Regulatory developments in Germany (new crypto law, blockchain strategy) and the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act.
Having those developments in mind, the Crypto Assets Conference 2020 (CAC20) brings technology experts, though-leaders, industry innovators, crypto investors and blockchain entrepreneurs together to discuss the future of blockchain and its implications on the world.
We are looking forward to meeting you to join our discussion!
Impressions from the last years
Affiliations of our speakers
“OUR CONFERENCE IN MARCH 2020 AIMS AT BRINGING TOGETHER ALL EXPERTS FROM THE AREA OF BLOCKCHAIN, CRYPTO AND FINANCE IN GERMANY. THE SPEAKERS WE WILL HAVE ARE AMAZING AND WE HOPE THAT PARTICIPANTS ACTUALLY AGAIN DO BUSINESS ON THE CONFERENCE, LIKE THEY DID LAST YEAR.”
PROF. DR. PHILIPP SANDNER
FRANKFURT SCHOOL BLOCKCHAIN CENTER
SPEAKERS
Dirk Bullmann
Dr. Joachim Schwerin
Dr. Lukas Repa
Hagen-Thomas
Weiss
Jacek Czarnecki
Dr. Günther Dobrauz- Saldapenna
Michael F. Spitz
Dr. Thomas Dünser
Alexander Höptner
Dr. Ulli Spankowski
Mauro Casellini
Simon Seiter
Mike Ward
Felix Holtermann
Dr. Harry Behrens
Dr. Martin Diehl
Rudolf Siebel
Rene Reinsberg
Olaf Hannemann
Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner
Dr. Shermin Voshmgir
Prof. Dr. Isabell Welpe
Dr. Nina-Luisa Siedler
Francisco Fernandez
Dr. Alex von Frankenberg
Dr. Matthias Hirtschulz
Daniel Resas
Dr. Thomas Schönfeld
Henrik Gebbing
Max Lautenschläger
Christian Labetzsch
Daniel Wingen
Marc Friedrich
Manuela
Sedvartaite
Stefan Schütze
Ines Cieslok
Swen Werner
Johannes Jensen
Thomas Nägele
Serkan Katilmis
Michael Duttlinger
Klaus Himmer
Laurenz Apiarius
Dr. Mervyn G.
Maistry
Oliver Michel
Sebastian Blum
Florian Huber
Sebastian Markowsky
Martin Kassing
Rebecca Aspler
Martin Wörner
Alexis Hamel
Jens Siebert
Julian Leitloff
Dr. Markus Kaulartz
Dr. Markus
Benzing
Alireza Siadat
Alex Melikhov
Martin Valenta
Benjamin Schaub
Benjamin Horvath
Tony Oehm
Thomas Müller
Nils Bundi
Carsten Stöcker
Constantin Ketz
Dr. Manfred Lochter
Heinz-Günter Lux
Joachim Erdle
Marcel Milde
Alexander Molé
Frank Wagner
Priyank Kumar
Idan Ofrat
Stephen Richardson
Peter Reuschel
Gloria Wu
Bernhard Elsner
Max Heinzle
Olga Feldmeier
Hansen Wang
Stephan Rind
Victor Dua
Ekaterina Bozoukova
Michael Weber
Katharina Gehra
Peter Eulberg
Simon Peters
Hansjörg Hettich
Jörg Hermsdorf
Philippe Meyer
Kay Meyer
Maximilian Forster
Jonas Gross
Victor von Wachter
Sergej Stein
Angela Kreitenweis
Oliver Naegele
Sergio Martins Pereira
Dieter Brockmeyer
BRINGING TOGETHER EXPERTS FROM THE CRYPTO AND FINANCIAL WORLD TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS:
Digital euro and digital cash
Will Euro-on-blockchain disrupt financial business models? What role could digital identities in this context? How to view CBDC, Libra and China’s digital yuan?
DLT
How could the blueprint for future capital markets look like? Which technological platform should we choose? Will DLT revolutionize Delivery-versus-Payment (DvP)? How important will programmable money be?
Decentralized finance (DeFi)
What will be DeFi’s impact on traditional capital markets? Which protocols should be regarded? Do we witness the emergence of the future capital market? How can it be regulated?
Asset management
Are digital assets “institutional ready”? Is Bitcoin an interesting investment target, or not? Which new business models exist for asset managers and brokers?
Regulatory developments
What impact will have Germany’s new crypto law and its blockchain strategy? What can we learn now that the Liechtenstein Blockchain Act is in force?
Bitcoin and other crypto assets
What can be expected from the 11-year old Bitcoin? Will Bitcoin ETFs channel investments into crypto assets? Will the Bitcoin predominance prevail?
Securization
How can securities, equity, debt and other assets be tokenized? What is the status quo for the primary market and the secondary market?
International perspective
What types of tokens exist and how should they be regulated? Will China, the USA or Europe be the “blockchain continent”?
Custody of digital assets
How do traditional financial institutions view the advance of crypto custody regulation and what does this mean for the adoption of crypto assets? Which crypto custody service providers do exist?
Industrial solutions
Which industries are leading regarding machine-2-machine payments, supply chain finance or process automation? How can machines, sensors, cars and their cash flows be tokenized?
Investors and venture capital
Will STOs and tokens disrupt traditional venture capital? What are VCs’ preferences for 2020?
Startups
Which blockchain startups should be watched?
You can access the final version of the agenda here. There you will also find additional information on the Whatsapp group for participants and participant list.
WHAT IS A CRYPTO ASSET & TOKEN?
Traditional assets store value and provide economic benefits while the rights of ownership are enforced by institutions. Crypto assets are a new class of assets, which combines the advantages of digitalisation while the right of ownership is cryptographically secured.
WHAT IS A CRYPTO CURRENCY?
Crypto currencies can provide store of value or function as means of payments. Like fiat currencies, its value is based on trust. However, in contrast to traditional currencies, they are not backed up by a centralized institution and are not connected to a national economy. They are secured on a blockchain and their values are driven by market demand and expectations. Each crypto currency has its own monetary policy and specific use. Some are more innovative than other while more popular ones are built on their head start and network effect.
WHAT IS A CRYPTO ASSET & TOKEN?
Commodities are defined as raw materials or other items such as goods or services that provide value or an economical benefit. Crypto commodities can be understood as digital utility-tokens on a blockchain which represent physical items. Blockchains require time, computer-power and electricity to secure crypto commodities. For instance, Ether provides access to a decentralized digital world that runs smart contracts. This could empower a decentralized economy on the web with lowered entry barriers for everyone.
CORPORATE, VC, INVESTORS
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DATE & VENUE
The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center together with KI Group and financial.com jointly organize the “Crypto Assets Conference 2020” which will take place on the campus of the Frankfurt School on March 9 & 10, 2020.
TICKETS
EARLY BIRD TICKETS: -50% ON THE REGULAR PRICE UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2019
You are a corporate manager, venture capitalists or active investor?
Then the 1.5-days business pass is for you. Learn more about current topics in the field of blockchain and crypto at the CAC 2020.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS: -50% ON THE REGULAR PRICE UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2019
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Secure your place at the CAC 2020 with the 1.5-days startup pass and accelerate your business.
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