Later this year, NiceHash, an industry pioneer in Bitcoin mining, will conduct its first conference to commemorate ten years of development and innovation.
The firm, which will celebrate its tenth anniversary on April 8, has set the historic NiceHashX conference, which revolves on Bitcoin, for November 8–9. Maribor, Slovenia, is the location of NiceHash’s founding and present headquarters.
. NiceHash, one of the few cryptocurrency platforms to achieve this significant milestone, is a monument to ingenuity, tenacity, and sustained development in a field where many others have failed.
In addition to prominent speakers and firms, the forthcoming conference will showcase local businesses who use crypto in their daily operations. The event is intended to highlight Maribor as a reputable but little-known gateway to the European cryptocurrency sector.
CEO Vladimir Hozjan stated:
“We are thrilled to celebrate our 10th anniversary by hosting this Bitcoin-centered conference in our hometown of Maribor. This two-day event will be a tribute to our journey, the challenges we’ve overcome along the way, and our contributions to the industry. We can’t wait to bring together local and international experts to share insights and explore the future of ‘digital gold’.”
In 2014, two university students from Slovenia founded NiceHash, which has since carved out a distinct place for itself in the Bitcoin mining market. With more than 1.2 million miners per day, the firm presently holds the title of biggest hashpower marketplace in the world.
Remarkably, it relied entirely on the commitment and creativity of its agile team to accomplish this accomplishment in the absence of venture funding or outside investment.
NiceHash has had a major influence on the adoption of Bitcoin during the last ten years, directly affecting 6.5 million individuals globally. In a major development for cryptocurrency payment services, the business recently unveiled the first completely automated, instantaneous Lightning Network payments for miners. It also offers a whole ecosystem of mining and BTC payment services.
With the most recent release, Bitcoin miners may now get their mining fees straight to an external LN address, simplifying the process and increasing efficiency. The network has supported the Layer-2 payments network since 2020.
