Why attend?
Since the first CAC more than 3 years ago, both the environment and the key players in the area of crypto assets, blockchain and DLT have developed. Together with executives, founders, investors and representatives from public authorities, these relevant changes as well as new areas will be discussed at the CAC20B. During 3 days, visitors will be introduced to these currently relevant topics through speeches, discussions, pitches and networking opportunities. Be one of the max. 130 physical attendees on each of the 3 days or participate remotely to get up to date on the following topics:
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Day 1 (Thu., October 29, 2020): Digital Assets, Securities, and Infrastructure
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Day 2 (Fri., October 30, 2020): Crypto and Custody
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Day 3 (Sat., October 31, 2020): Digital Euro and Stablecoins
Because of the current situation, the CAC20B will take place offline and online and remote participation is possible. There will be remote video access and regular offline tickets. Find more information in the "Ticket" section below.
CAC20B in Hybrid Mode
We initiated the second edition of the Crypto Assets Conference 2020 as we are convinced that the demand for meeting personally, top-quality contacts, constructive exchange, and discussion, especially in times of social distancing due to covid-19, is higher than ever before.
As we know that being present in Frankfurt might be complicated for some participants and speakers, we decided to implement the conference online and offline:
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Keynotes, presentations, and panel discussions will be streamed to our Frankfurt School conference platform and to the Audimax, which will be accessible by all (remote/physical) participants with a valid ticket.
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For those people who decide to come to Frankfurt School physically, we will nevertheless have booths, experts and more on site to stimulate networking and getting to know each other - all compliant with current distancing rules and recommendations.
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In short: physical networking and a hybrid (remote/physical) conference.
All in all, we want no one to be excluded from participating while still enabling physical exchange.
If you have any questions concerning the hybrid mode, feel free to contact us.
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1st Day
October 29, 2020
Digital Assets, Securities and Infrastructure
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Digital securities: recent developments, new regulation
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Infrastructure: secure IT, AML, custody services, service providers
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Tokenization of equity, debt, cash-flows, physical assets, other assets
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Liechtenstein Token Act: Regulatory developments and learnings
2nd Day
October 30, 2020
Crypto and Custody
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Custody of assets: regulation and cornerstones for digital finance
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Bitcoin and Ethereum: development, potential and performance
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Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and the emergence of a new class of financial products
3rd Day
October 31, 2020
Digital Euro and Stablecoins
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CBDCs, Libra, stablecoins, DC/EP system (China’s digital Yuan)
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Industrial finance: trends and challenges for Industrie 4.0, supply chain, logistics, data monetization
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Disruption of finance: transformation of business models, pay-per-use business models
SPEAKER ON ALL 3 DAYS

Independent Bitcoin Professional





BRINGING TOGETHER EXPERTS FROM THE CRYPTO AND FINANCIAL WORLD TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS:

Digital money
Which are the differences between the various digital money initiatives, such as Bitcoin, Libra, CBDCs and Co.?

Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)
Should a CBDC be blockchain-based? Does the ECB work on a Blockchain-based Digital Euro? Who can profit from this or even lose their current market position?

Digital securities
How does a future dematerialization of securities affect the capital market? Is blockchain technology the appropriate technical basis for the realization of digital securities?

Digital Euro
What are the implications of a digital Euro for the German and European economy? What could a step-by-step implementation of a programmable, digital Euro look like?

Regulatory developments
Will the developments in the crypto market be accelerated or slowed down by the current regulatory impulses? What appropriate laws and safeguards must be implemented to meet the needs of an ever-changing crypto market?

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?

Enterprise 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?

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?

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?

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?

Securitization
How can securities, equity, debt and other assets be tokenized? What is the status quo for the primary market and the secondary market?

Investors and venture capital
Will STOs and tokens disrupt traditional venture capital? What are VCs’ preferences for 2021?
AGENDA
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 THE DIGITAL EURO?
The digital Euro (also: the digital, programmable Euro) is an innovative and digital form of the Euro that includes the Euro as a stablecoin, as tokenized commercial bank and e-money, or as a CBDC. The digital Euro has to be distinguished from existing electronic forms of the Euro, such as bank deposits.




DATE & VENUE
The Frankfurt School Blockchain Center organizes the "Crypto Assets Conference" (CAC20B) which will take place on the campus of the Frankfurt School on October 29, 30 & 31, 2020.
The whole event will also be live streamed.
TICKETS
STREAMING MULTI-DAY-PASS:
Day 1 + Day 2 + Day 3
Remote Access
3-Day Remote Access Pass
€ 25,-
Due to the current situation, we offer remote participation for the Crypto Assets Conference 2020B, especially for those which cannot attend physically. Experience the conference and join inspiring discussions - no matter where you are.
Buy your Streaming Multi-Day-Pass now and get access to nine hours of presentations and panel discussions on each of the three event days.
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