Rhode Island panel to discuss cryptocurrency, blockchain technology

DAVE AIELLO, co-founder and CEO of the digital currency startup Token Labs based in Providence, is a panelist in an upcoming event exploring the topic of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. / COURTESY DAVE AIELLO
DAVE AIELLO, co-founder and CEO of the digital currency startup Token Labs based in Providence, is a panelist in an upcoming event exploring the topic of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. / COURTESY DAVE AIELLO

PROVIDENCE – What is the deal with bitcoin?

A newly formed group called the Rhode Island Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Association is looking to answer that question and more during its first networking event scheduled for Jan. 17.

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The group will hold a panel-style discussion with individuals from the cryptocurrency and blockchain fields to explore how different industries are impacted.

“We’ll be discussing different views on how the blockchain will not only affect our financial world, but how it can be applied to different industries,” according to the group.

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The event will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Red DWG Library in Pawtucket. The panel will include John Hargrave, publisher of the investment website Bitcoin Market Journal; Nicholas Napp, a technology executive; and Dave Aiello, managing director at the digital payment startup Token Labs.

Rahul Chandra, a tech executive, and Remy Carpinito, founder and CEO of Esprezzo and CampusTap, are also on the panel.

Those interested in attending can find the event on Meetup.com.

Correction: An earlier version of this story misspelled Esprezzo. 

Eli Sherman is a PBN staff writer. Email him at Sherman@PBN.com, or follow him on Twitter @Eli_Sherman.

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