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Merkle Science Organizes Side Events at Major Industry Conferences

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    Merkle Science announced plans to host side events at various industry conferences.

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    The events aim to facilitate discussions on crypto regulation and compliance.

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    Merkle Science has collaborated with organizations like Mastercard and Crypto.com.

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    Sponsorship and co-hosting opportunities are available for interested parties.

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For those attending upcoming industry events and interested in partnering on side events, I’d love to connect.

At Merkle Science, we organize a series of Merkle Meet, bringing together leaders from the public and private sectors to discuss the most pressing topics around crypto regulation, compliance, financial crime, and digital asset risk.

Our events are designed to create high-quality, off-the-record discussions with a curated audience of C-level executives, regulators, financial institutions, Web3 companies, and compliance leaders. The goal is to foster meaningful dialogue between industry participants and policymakers as the regulatory landscape continues to evolve.

We regularly collaborate with leading partners across the ecosystem. Some of the organizations we’ve worked with include Mastercard , Crypto.com , OKX , Notabene , Sumsub , Zerohash , and Utila , among others.

Our events tend to fill up quickly and have been consistently well received by the community, which is why we’re always open to exploring new sponsorship or co-hosting opportunities with groups looking to engage this audience.

If this might be of interest, feel free to reach out and I’d be happy to share more details. Our sponsorship package is correct and well-defined.

E: thibaut.gravelle@... | W : www.merklescience.com

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