its great to see such an honest behind the scenes perspective of a blockchain event. ive also been attending a few although theyve been in europe and the US - but yes, super good to acknowledge these are not available to the masses. i would love to see a blockchain event that was liv e streamed via a decentralized platform. i know it might mean less ticket sales and such but sometimes you have to do things differently when celebrating such a different tech/cause/platform! we get to rewrite the rules entirely!
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Networking is the key element of the conferences
Thank you so much for your comment.
Those kinds of events have pretty solid coverage from Youtube Channels and other media resources. I've seen many journalists and bloggers editing in the lounge zone and posting the high-quality interviews the same day.
The networking opportunities are really what's precious about those kinds of events. And Blockchain Unbound had a pretty liberal approach towards the networking zones. Anyone who tried to at least come check out the event would pretty soon realize that they need no tickets to hang out in the lounge area and on the back veranda and do the vital networking.
-K.
thats definitely a key take home point and a lesson a lot of us could learn from. to put yourself on the line and really go after things, even if you dont have a "ticket" there. great metaphor for life :)