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Libra Credit CEO Lu Hua will join other innovative blockchain companies in industry meet-ups in Seoul, South Korea.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, April 3rd, 2018—Cryptocurrency executives and blockchain thought leaders will converge for the 1st Annual Deconomy Forum in Seoul, South Korea.
Hua will connect with other cryptocurrency executives and professionals to share innovations and discuss current trends. He will also share Libra Credit’s strategies to build a secure, convenient and globally inclusive financial services ecosystem. The forum consists of a two-day program, with keynote presentations and panel discussions about major topics surrounding the industry.
Participants will be briefed on Libra Credit’s recent achievements, business model, and strategic partnerships, such as the recently announced cooperation with MakerDAO. Hua is also scheduled to attend Blockchain Asia’s 1st Meetup in Seoul, Korea.
“LIBRA CREDIT is marching towards a new market and a more globalized footprint. This event marks the first step.” – CEO, Lu Hua
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About Libra Credit
LIBRA CREDIT is a decentralized global lending network that facilitates open access to credit anywhere and anytime. Founded by former PayPal technical and financial experts, Libra Credit is a leader in the lending industry, specializing in blockchain technology. Using a suite of decentralized lending smart contracts, Libra Credit allows its borrowers to choose from two forms of lending denominations: stable cryptocurrency or fiat money.
Libra’s rich industry experience and sharp market acumen has won the favor of the capital market, recently securing an investment of US $2 million in a fundraising effort led by FBG capital. Libra has also recently announced several partnerships, including MakerDAO, Radar Relay, and Civic. Other recently established strategic partnerships included Dekrypt Capital from UC Berkeley, GBIC from New York, and Argus.
For more information, please visit https://libracredit.io/ .
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