Confirmed topics include crypto's impact on the environment, celebrities who endorse digital assets, and the connections that have been forged between football clubs and crypto projects.
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A conference for crypto skeptics is going to take place in London.
According to the event's official website, the conference is designed to "encourage critical discourse" and analyze the crypto ecosystem.
Discussions on policy recommendations will also take place, with scrutiny applied to altcoins, initial coin offerings, non-fungible tokens and DeFi.
Confirmed topics include crypto's impact on the environment, celebrities who endorse digital assets, and the connections that have been forged between football clubs and crypto projects.
Digiconomist data scientist Alex de Vries will also be in attendance. His projections of how much energy is used by the Bitcoin blockchain, as well as its carbon footprint, have been dismissed as being wildly inaccurate by many Bitcoiners.
Independent journalist Amy Castor, who is also involved in the event, said the voices of crypto skeptics are "getting louder — and policymakers are listening."
Representatives from the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund have also been invited to take part, she added.