The second Mattereum conference on the Internet of Agreements is in London on February 23rd.
The theme will be "Blockchains and World Trade" looking at whether and how blockchain tech can grow the world economy.
Expect updates on how legal agreements in smart contracts can be enforced and how they'll bring liquidity and efficiency to all sorts of real-world supply chains. And as the Brexit wagon trundles on, there's bound to also be talk about blockchain saving Britain's (and everyone else's) bacon in a new world of international trade.
If you went to any part of the first one in October, you'll get what a great thing this is. I'm really pleased that they are following up less than six months later. Whether you went or not, you can get a good feel for the breadth and weight of the subjects covered by dipping into any of the copious video from October in the Mattereum YouTube Channel It's a goldmine of interesting thinking. (I know, should also be on DTube, I will make sure this message is heard!)
If you want to hear when tickets are available (they're free but will get allocated quickly) there's a mailing list sign-up box at the bottom of this page on the #iofa site