Irish Bitcoin Events Archive

Blockchain for Finance Conference @ Aviva Stadium October 3rd & 4th announced

There’s a high-profile blockchain finance event which was announced for Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on October 3rd & 4th this year. We’ll have some more information direct from the organisers in the next week or so, …

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Review of the Feb 2017 Dublin Bitcoin Meetup

So we’ve been listing the different events on our Irish Bitcoin and Blockchain Event Guide and given that all three of the people who work on the site were in town, we went along to Against …

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Event guide updated with February and May events

There hasn’t been many event so far this year, but there are a number of upcoming events we wanted to let our readers know about. A newly formed Blockchain Meetup group is running a meetup …

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Coverage from Blockchain Hackathon

For the third year running, Chainsmiths, a Dublin based blockchain consultancy firm, has been running a Blockchain Hackathon, with several thousand euro in prizes, and sponsored by some interesting names from Irish corporate life. While …

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December Events guide updated – next up Belfast event

We always keep an eye here on the various meetup groups related to bitcoin and blockchain here on BitcoinsInIreland, as well as keeping our events guide up to date. There are usually events every month …

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4th August 2016 @ 10am in DIT – #BitcoinSurvey2016 Initial Report

Jamie McCormick of BitcoinsInIreland.com and BitcoinMarketingTeam.com invites Irish bitcoin and blockchain enthusiasts to a presentation on the initial findings of #BitcoinSurvey2016 which was conducted between April and June this year, and distributed 1.25 bitcoin among 16 …

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Did you know that the Crypto part of Revolut has a section called Learn? You can earn around €10 in free crypto from doing some lessons (and they've recently finally added the option to withdraw your bitcoin from your account to an external wallet address! )

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