On August 27, Madrid became the hub for blockchain enthusiasts as the WiZink Center hosted a landmark event, attracting a multitude of participants eager to explore the latest in blockchain technology and the metaverse. The event, dubbed ‘MundoCrypto Metaverse Day’, was a significant occasion marked by the unveiling of MundoCrypto’s Metaverse, a new educational platform designed to enrich the crypto community through its innovative Learn to Earn and Proof of Community models. Esteemed professionals and industry leaders shared their insights, making it a day of learning and discovery.
Exchanges and Insights into the Metaverse
The day kicked off with an engaging panel discussion on exchanges and the metaverse, led by Pilar Troncoso with contributions from Xavier Molina of FTX, and Eneko Astorkiza from KuCoin. The discussion initially centered on the metaverse’s potential before branching out to broader topics such as the critical importance of crypto education, the battle against misinformation, and strategies to combat fraud and scams, highlighting the event’s educational ethos.
Pioneers and Economists Weigh In
The event further elevated its discourse with the participation of Sasha Ivanov, a Ukrainian theoretical physicist and a pioneering figure in blockchain technology, known for his work with the Waves platform. Following Ivanov, a panel of economists including Daniel La Calle, Juan Ramón Rallo, and Pablo Gil, delved into discussions about the post-COVID economic landscape, the unique position of Bitcoin in the digital asset world, and the paramount importance of informed investment in the crypto sphere. Their analyses underscored the multifaceted nature of cryptocurrencies, likening them to ‘currency startups’ and emphasizing the indispensable role of liquidity and trust in their survival and acceptance.
Global Perspectives and Legal Insights
A highlight of the evening was the involvement of El Salvadoran legislators, sharing insights into the country’s pioneering embrace of Bitcoin as legal tender and discussing future plans including the ambitious Bitcoin City. Their participation underscored El Salvador’s role as a ‘Bitcoin capital’ and its commitment to challenging financial paradigms. Additionally, legal expert Peter Wielgos provided a nuanced view of the legal landscape surrounding blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies, acknowledging the complexities and advocating for continued educational efforts. The day concluded with Mani Thawani, founder of MundoCrypto, emphasizing the transformative potential of cryptocurrencies and the metaverse in fostering autonomous digital communities.
As MundoCrypto Metaverse Day drew to a close, it was evident that the event had not only showcased the latest developments in blockchain and the metaverse but had also reinforced the importance of education, community, and legal clarity in navigating the future of cryptocurrencies. With MundoCrypto’s metaverse poised to become a beacon of learning, the event marks a significant step forward in democratizing access to blockchain education, promising a more informed, engaged, and empowered crypto community.