BeInCrypto is proud to be a media partner of the Non-Fungible Conference (NFC) 2022, to be held in Lisbon, Portugal, on April 4-5.
Premiering on the European scene, Non-Fungible Conference (NFC) is set to take place in April 2022 in the bustling city of Lisbon, Portugal and promises to kick off with a bang.
Here is the plot: A jam-packed 2-day event filled with talks, panels, workshops, parties and momentous experiences that bring together artists, projects, platforms, collectors and investors from the global NFT community.
On April 4 and 5, the conference will take place at the Pavilhão Carlos Lopes – an iconic venue in the heart of the city.
The event will host over 100 speakers & 100 artists who will share their knowledge and views to an audience of 1500 attendees ready to learn and get more insight into the NFT Revolution.
Gaming, Art, Collectibles and Metaverse are the main tracks, exploring the core foundations, the current situation and what the future holds for this juggernaut in the artistic world.
The speaker line-up includes the OGs and most famous players in the NFT world with exclusive talks by Sebastien Borget from the Sandbox, Brian o’Hagan from Sorare or YEN from the iconic collection World of Women, to name a few.
Mario Klingemann a.k.a. Quasimondo, the legendary Kevin Abosch, the decentralized The Guild, and Magician Nahiko are already planning their stay in sunny Lisbon.
A central piece of NFC features the 3 Art Galleries, where visitors will have the chance to meet the artists. Except not less than 100 international artists showcased on screens in 3 areas.
“Bring the metaverse into real-life” is NFC’s motto, so expect Cosplayers, a Shopping District to mint and collect NFT pieces and join some awesome parties all along this journey.
The links of the event: Website | Twitter | Linkedin
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