CryptoNewsBreaks – CryptoCurrencyWire to Serve as Official Newswire as BTC Miami Kicks off Exciting Year for Blockchain and Crypto Innovators
Dec 3, 2019
Multifaceted financial news and publishing company CryptoCurrencyWire (“CCW”) today announced that it will serve as the official newswire for The North America Bitcoin Conference and leverage its array of corporate communications solutions for event participants. The conference, renowned as a must-attend event for every facet of the blockchain and crypto industries, is slated to be held at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Florida from January 15-17, 2020. “BTC Miami will be kicking off an exciting year for blockchain, and we are truly excited to continue working with the creative team at Keynote,” CCW Communications Director Jonathan Keim said in the news release. “This premier conference attracts a host of crypto innovators, investors and entrepreneurs who are eager to promote a decentralized future. We are honored to be working with BTC Miami and welcome the opportunity to leverage our distribution channels and expertise on behalf of this tremendous event.”
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