Bill Clinton Is Set To Keynote This Year’s Ripple Keynote Conference

The annual conference Swell by Ripple is getting more and more popular every year. One of the reasons for the high popularity is the fact that it invites global leaders from the policy, payments as well as technical fields to come and speak on the topic of blockchain – and how it can be used to benefit society at large.

A recent tweet from Ripple is supposedly going to make this year’s edition of the Ripple conference even more popular. According to it, the former US president Bill Clinton is set to keynote this year’s edition of the conference.
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As Ripple noted in a news release, President Clinton “helped usher in a period of extreme growth and adoption of the Internet and established programs that brought new technology to communities around the world to help bridge the digital divide.
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The news was also officially confirmed on Twitter:

We're thrilled to announce @BillClinton as keynote speaker for this year’s #SwellbyRipple. For more details: https://t.co/KYQgI4YrWv pic.twitter.com/XSo46T2s3d

— Ripple (@Ripple) July 31, 2018

The Swell conference will take place in Ripple’s native San Francisco, CA and is scheduled for October 1st this year. All of the attendees will have the opportunity to hear from some of the leaders in blockchain technology as well as businesses which are implementing the technology.

They can also learn about new market opportunities in “remittances, corporate marketplaces, and e-commerce” and in that way understand the different frameworks for regulating virtual assets.

The sessions will include “Flashtalk: How to Launch A Payments App For Millions”, where Ripple customers “share what it took to launch the first mobile application,” “Central Banks Show and Tell,” where bankers “share their experiences with blockchain,” and the “800 Pound Gorilla,” where “experts answer the big questions around adoption of digital assets.”