Bytom Developer Conference 2019 successfully held in San Francisco
Manisha Agrawal Posted On September 1, 2019 
BYTOM, a blockchain protocol held its 2019 Developer Conference named Bytom DevCon2 on 24th August in Fort Mason, San Francisco.
The purpose of this conference is to promote the Blockchain Technology application, develop sustainable open source ecology and motivate developer talents.
For this Developer challenge, more than 50 teams from US, Russia, India, Belgium, Brazil, Nigeria, and China registered and out of which, the six winning teams presented their demo show. The first prize among those six teams was captured by PAYPAW TEAM FROM CANADA, which developed a BTM micropayment system and they received $30,000 equivalent in BTM tokens.
This DevCon by Bytom was the second conference after last year’s conference which was held in 2018. Many famous speakers including directors or co-founders of famous organizations like Darin Kotalik, Naveed Ihsanullah, Nick White, Mo Dong, Daniel Yan, Zera Alexander was invited by Bytom DevCon who discussed in public blockchains, investments, and digital assets.
The conference started with Duan Xinxing, CEO of Bytom who discussed that he wanted to create digital assets internet to support multiple assets and programmable the economy also revealing the recent release of Bystack, a blockchain service platform with mainchain-sidechain design to which already one sidechain having 42 partners have integrated. James Zhu discussed that he would release Bystack roadmap in the near future meanwhile working on BBFT 2.0 and Bytom 1.2 release. Wei Wang showed that the BBFT algorithm, TPS on sidechain could reach 20k with the confirmation time 0.6 seconds per transaction having fork probability of 0.27% where MATPool stated to provide most profitable tokens automatically using Mining as a service (MaaS).
Mo Dong told he wants to promote adoption of blockchain through games, Steven yang discussed regarding value creation in digital assets, Zera Alexander’s thoughts were that stable coins would boom in the future, and Daniel Yan shared Hong Kong and Singapore as Asia’s best crypto business places whereas Will Yang pointed out the experience of users is more important. Lastly, Cecilia Li and TF Guo shared their thoughts regarding asset demand, value, and trading.
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