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Quote from: ORCAf on November 28, 2017, 03:58:46 PM

Friends and Crypto believers!

ORCA Alliance is having a panel discussion in the European Parliament about the future of cryptocurrency in the EU, the meetup is taking place on the 7th of December. We are currenty on the lookout for representatives from the crypto community to share their expertise with the Member of the European Parliament.

INTENTION
Evidently cryptocurrencies are the most revolutionary financial and technological innovations of the last decade. Legal ambiguity and lack of clear regulations remain the biggest issues preventing widescale adoption of cryptocurrencies and the overall growth of the industry. Legal and regulatory systems are struggling to catch-up in the European Union. How can cryptocurrencies reinforce EU financial ecosystem? Should Europe bring this 250 billion Euro market out of the background into the economy?

The event aims to present and discuss the cryptocurrency development, use cases and future adoption of cryptocurrencies in European Union. During the panel discussion we will cover cryptocurrency regulation, user protection, legal, security and protection challenges currently arising in the market; we will also address the demand for a concise regulatory system in the EU and the need of a recommended governance model that would be suitable for the implementation of safe and sustainable conditions for the wider public adoption of cryptocurrencies in the EU.

ORCA Alliance is gathering together blockchain developers, cryptocurrency enthusiasts, professional investors, finance analytics, parliamentarians and all like-minded supporters. Assuring that crypto activists need to take an active role in shaping the future of European financial and regulatory landscape.

If you are in Brussels or somewhere near and want to share your thoughts or ideas during panel discussion please contact via DM or https://t.me/ORCAalliance to book a seat.

Open and Regulated Cryptocurrency Adoption (ORCA) Alliance

sounds interesting!