The Blockchain Hackathon, which launches at this year’s Malta Blockchain Summit, will take place between the 31st October and the 2nd of November, at the InterContinental Malta. Ticket sales are moving at an unprecedented rate, and as the date to the summit edges closer, it is anticipated that attendee numbers will be in the region of 5000+.
Revolut has unveiled plans for full current accounts, consumer lending and commission-free stock trading, as the London-based fintech is granted a European banking licence.
Blockchain Charity Lottery takes first place at the Malta Blockchain Summit Hackathon. The launch of the Malta Blockchain Summit ended with the big reveal of the Hackathon winners. Throughout the last few days at the Summit, a room full of developers got creative and innovative.
Silvio Schembri addressed the Devs and Technology Conference at the second day of the Malta Blockchain Summit. Schembri outlined the policies and procedures the Maltese government has implemented to cater to the influx of innovative companies.
The Summit was addressed by a poignant and impactful keynote speech from the Prime Minister of Malta, the Honourable Joseph Muscat. Just before 10:00 am, Muscat opened the Regulatory Conference with his welcoming words on the role DLT and blockchain technology has to play in Malta's future development.
