Coronavirus: Japan’s Biggest Blockchain Conference Postponed

The ongoing global coronavirus crisis has caused the postponement of a further rally of crypto-assets and blockchain professionals.

Formerly scheduled for between April 22-23, but now shifted up to September 28, the TEAMZ Blockchain summit— the biggest blockchain conference in Japan— was to be conducted. In an official statement, the organizers said: “The TEAMZ followed closely the global coronavirus developments. The security and welfare of those present at the Summit, including attendees, staff, partners, and sponsors, is of great importance to TEAMZ.

The Arrangement of the Event Stays as Planned
According to the recent report in the news on 15 March, the location, schedule, and organization of the summit will remain the same.

Over 2000 guests, including blockchain adopted individuals, business experts, venture capitalists, and educators are invited to the Blockchain Summit.

Among the established speakers included Roger Ver Chairman of Bitcoin.com, Dovey Wan founder of Primitive Ventures; and Tim Draper, the Bitcoin maximalist and billionaire investor.

Coronavirus Suspends Crypto Conferences Worldwide
The Paris Blockchain Summit had been confirmed to be postponed until December 9-10 earlier this month. “Bitcoin 2020,” originally scheduled in San Francisco for March 27 and 28, has moved to Q3 2020.

TOKEN2049, Hong Kong’s biggest crypto occasion, has also been postponed. The event is not planned until the first week of October, which was initially planned for the middle of March.