Avalanche Summit NYC
Crypto / Blockchain conference in New York, United States
Crypto / Blockchain conference in New York, United States
Programmed at Avalanche, in alphabetical order.
Selected from 11 sessions.
What do the search for life beyond Earth and mapping the universe have to do with blockchain? Astronomers and researchers from SkyMapper and the SETI Institute reveal how they’re u…
Stablecoins have moved from the edges of crypto to the center of a much bigger conversation about money and payments. Industry leaders unpack what’s driving the shift, where adopti…
Lynq President Jerald David and Tassat COO Andre Frank join Ava Labs’ Olivia Vande Woude to explore the shift toward real-time institutional settlement, what changes when money can…
AI agents are starting to act on our behalf: booking, buying, negotiating, transacting. But the internet was built for humans, not for autonomous agents that need to prove who they…
Avalanche Treasury Co.’s Bart Smith and Dragonfly’s Rob Hadick make the business case for Avalanche, from where they see real adoption taking hold to what will determine whether th…
Payments are becoming a bigger part of how fans connect with the experiences they love. A look at what’s changing, what fans increasingly expect, and the opportunities emerging at …
An hour-long working session with a16z’s Christian Crowley and Ava Labs’ Olivia Vande Woude on what it actually takes to scale a startup. From the decisions founders make as teams …
The ticket is no longer just a way into the stadium. It’s becoming a bigger part of the fan experience, creating new ways for teams and venues to engage fans before, during, and af…
The Cleveland Cavaliers offer a look at how one of the NBA’s leading franchises is evolving its approach to fan engagement, and what teams can do to turn individual moments into lo…
An audience of 54 companies, parsed from the program.
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