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Mint
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Mint is a leading cryptocurrency event in the US that encourages business relationships and the widespread usage of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. 

Company Details:

  • Founders: Mitul Parmar, Matt Middleton, Anil Aggarwal, and Matt Hougan

Key Features:

  • Organizes a major cryptocurrency conference that unites experts in the fields of blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
  • Provides networking chances for professionals, investors, and startups. 
  • The platform includes professional discussions where luminaries in the industry discuss Web3, blockchain, and cryptocurrency.
  • Mint demonstrates how blockchain is transforming sectors such as gaming, fashion, media, and banking.

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Small (11-50)

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