Bitmain to Host Second Edition of World Digital Mining Summit in Frankfurt

The World Digital Mining Summit (WDMS) hosted by the world’s leading cryptocurrency mining chip maker Bitmain, is set to return on 8-10 October at Frankfurt Germany, a press release confirmed.

The two-day summit focused on the industry investment and innovation for the mining sector will be addressing the demand for new and innovative ways to enhance digital mining.

This second edition is reportedly poised to expand the WDMS mining agenda to include various financial solutions, including digital mining, mining optimization solutions, and showcase top mining and blockchain companies.

Attendees will have the opportunity to undertake mining workshops, as well as hear keynote speeches from the industry’s leading minds. The speakers include John Ge (Matrixport CEO), Jihan Wu (Bitmain Co-Founder), Marco Streng (Genesis Mining CEO), and others.

Per the release, provisions are available for the attendees to meet new and old acquaintances from the mining industry. There will be chances for them to network with key industry decision-makers, investors, mining experts, and entrepreneurs.

WDMS continues to be the ideal setting for global miners to gather, exchange ideas to shape the future of the mining industry, as the summit is focused on delivering high-class networking, latest industry insights, and knowledge exchange on cryptocurrency mining. 

The summit comes at a crucial time for the cryptocurrency mining industry, as the sector matures with high demand for mining techniques. 

Bitmain, which operates the largest cryptocurrency mining pools worldwide, Antpool.com and BTC.com, also supports a wide range of blockchain platforms and startups.

In June, the crypto chip producer reviewed plans to go public through an initial public offering (IPO) on a U.S exchange.

As Coinfomania reported, Bitmain hoped to file listing documents with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) within one month and is already working with advisers on preparations for a United States share sale which was intended to begin in the second half of 2019.