Quote from: SamReomo on June 15, 2023, 06:34:01 PM

Quote from: Anastasia_D40 on June 15, 2023, 03:46:52 PM

Hello everyone, I have a new question,
In your opinion, is it worth attending blockchain events?

In my opinion it is worthy to attend those blockchain events if you can reach to the destination where the event takes place without any travelling issues. I mean if an event is to be conducted in a place and the location of the place where the event is scheduled to take place isn't far away from your home town then attending that event best decision one could make to learn about blockchain in detail.

Those events are conducted to promote awareness about blockchain and its use cases. If you attend those events you will get inspiration from the ones who are conducting those events and at the same time you will learn a lot from them related to Bitcoin and blockchain. The ones who conduct those events are mainly specialists of the blockchain system and they have deep knowledge about blockchain and the technology behind it.

You'll learn a lot about blockchain by attending those events because we learn things far better when they are taught by the experts of the field. If the blockchain events are free then that's the best thing ever to attend but if it has little fee then still it's worthy to attend those events. I would most probably recommend you to avoid the events that has very fees because they are mainly conducted to loot the attendees and may not offer much valuable knowledgeable things because of greediness to create more such events in future to accumulate more money.

Regrettably, I beg to differ. Just because a blockchain event is in the neighborhood doesnt assure it will be an information powerhouse, right? Certainly, these symposiums foster blockchain cognizance, but some are just a façade, arent they? Reflect on it. Are these so-called gurus genuinely unfolding the complex details of blockchain and Bitcoin? Ive been to gatherings where "specialists" were just glorified pitchmen. Now, about gratis events. You laud them, but remember, if its free, you're the merchandise. Their end goal, though? And yet, you mistrust high-cost events as being predatory. Sounds paradoxical, doesnt it?

Hence, whats the ideal route? Should we filter blockchain events by vicinity and ticket price? I suggest we show more scrutiny