Join Cointelegraph’s Bitcoin Halving Party Live on YouTube!

Published at: May 11, 2020

As the Bitcoin halving approaches, Cointelegraph is throwing a live Bitcoin halving party starting today at 10 a.m. EDT on our YouTube channel!

Join us for live panels with our own globally distributed editors who will be speaking with some of the biggest names in the crypto space. We’ve got Tim Draper, Roger Ver, Tom Lee, Meltem Demirors, Emin Gun Sirer, Bobby Lee and many others joining the party.

Check out the full event schedule below. Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel and hit the bell icon to get notifications for when we have new videos.

10 a.m. EDT — Crypto Around the World — Cointelegraph Editorial International

11 a.m. EDT — Mining Deep Into Bitcoin with Genesis Mining, OKexPool, Binance

12 a.m. EDT — Exploring the Fundamentals of Bitcoin With Bobby Lee & Emin Gün Sirer

1:15 a.m. EDT — The Future of Bitcoin: Interview & AMA With Billionaire Tim Draper

2 a.m. EDT — BTC Vs. Alts: Is Bitcoin Dominance at Risk? Roger Ver, Tom Lee, Alex Tapscott

3 a.m. EDT — Venture Capital in Crypto with Matthew Roszak & Meltem Demirors

4 a.m. EDT — Building Crypto Community: Bad Crypto Podcast, Layah Heilpern, Crypto Zombie, BitBoy & Naomi Brockwell.

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