Tomer Federman & Patrick de Laive on evaluating crypto assets | #HardFork2018

Dominik Schiener, co-founder of IOTA, discusses how IOTA will develop in the future. With TNW's Patrick de Laive and Dimitar 'Mix' Mihov, Schiener explains the role that IOTA will play in the blockchain and IoT industry over the next years.

How can developers drive mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency? Christopher Obereder and Alex Frenkel discuss how their projects are getting creative to attract new users.

Is the ICO hype over? Our panelists discuss the future of investing in the blockchain industry, as well as the projected value of various tokens and the role that AI can play in this equation.

Berit Fuss and Jana Petkanic explore how we value cryptocurrency tokens, and compare it with fiat. They also discuss the future of valuing tokens and how this evolution is inevitable.

Min Teo (ConsenSys), Tom Pocock (AZTEC), and Ben Livshits (Brave) discuss how Web 3.0 means different things to different people. They also discuss how it will continue to allow for a plethora of opportunities for the future.

Sergio Pereira discusses how companies with large supply chains can turn to blockchain technology to improve their infrastructure. He also explores how new business models can be built on blockchain to keep trust and accountability.

Ayelet Noff (Blonde 2.0) and Joon Ian Wong (CoinDesk) discuss how the changing landscape has made the term ‘ICO’ unfavorable – instead, the focus is on the innovation of the company.

Thomas Power and Elliott Callender sit down to discuss the cryptocurrency landscape across the next few years. They debate on whether decentralization can stand the test of corporations acquiring projects, and how many tokens we’ll end up with.

Our panelists discuss how investment strategies have changed since the blockchain boom, and how certain projects will have a place in the future of blockchain investing.

Tomer Federman, CEO and Founder of Federman Capital, discusses hedge funds and the future of investing in blockchain technology. He explores the experiences learned from Facebook and Stanford.