What does the Future of Events Look Like?
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When COVID cancels large gatherings the Consensus team pivots and builds a 24-hour non-stop virtual event with live programming, partner workshops (World Economic Forum, IEEE, Oxford) and an integrated networking layer. The core claim is that money is a social technology and conferences act as a shelling point for consensus, so the production recreates serendipity with curated tracks and breakout tools. The result is scale — roughly 112 sessions across markets, protocols and technical tracks — and a running platform that holds together the community.
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