San Francisco’s Big Crypto Event: What to Know
Early players say there is an untapped value in San Francisco’s cryptocurrency future. This form of digital currency allows users to send money anywhere in the world without banking or foreign exchange fees.
Acceptance of cryptocurrency can provide San Francisco businesses with more access to cash and liquidity streams, significantly expanding their investment opportunities.
Small businesses and entrepreneurs aren’t the only entities that stand to benefit from crypto. The city has areas in major economic despair. Like most major cities, San Francisco needs financial development funds in order to grow. Los Angeles recently made a bold move by creating a “City Coin” for the purposes of funding improvements on government programs including welfare, emergency aid, and housing. Other major cities are expected to follow as word of crypto continues to grow.
San Francisco & Cannabis
In 2016, the California legislature passed the Adult Use of Marijuana Act regulating the possession and use of cannabis. Thanks to this law, adults 21+ can legally purchase cannabis from a licensed dispensary.
Today, locals and tourists alike can buy cannabis products in a well-lit retail store environment. You can also find cannabis products that aren’t just smokeable flower. The variety of products are endless, from gummies, vapes, chocolates, and tinctures are just some of the products you can try. However, be prepared to pay with cash. Most San Francisco dispensaries are unable to accept credit and debit cards due to the federal status of cannabis. Dispensaries are typically underbanked and are unable to obtain business lines with traditional banks. Without a guarantee of federal marijuana legalization, cannabis banking options will continue to be restricted while users are left with no other option than to pay ATM withdrawal fees or make extra preparations to have cash on hand.
Big Crypto Events Coming
There are hundreds of events coming up over the next few months, whether you’re a knowledgeable investor, a blockchain aficionado, or someone who simply wants to learn more about this key technology. Stay tuned for more information on upcoming events.
Digital Assets Week March 22-23
Through a mixture of physical and virtual conferences, workshops, and panels, attendees will have the opportunity to learn the differences of traditional funding versus new digital exchanges and platforms. This global week-long crypto event brings together investors, venture capitalists, lawyers, brokers, and other financial professionals. Pre-qualified investors and institutions will be available for networking. Mar 22nd – Mar 23rd at The Westin St. Francis San Francisco at Union Square 335 Powell Street San Francisco, CA 94102. Visit https://www.daweek.org/ for more information.
Downtown San Francisco and Famous Streets
It’s no coincidence that San Francisco’s biggest crypto event is being held right in the heart of downtown.
Union Square – The DAW event is taking place in a lively one-block plaza known as the city’s beating heart. While you’re there, take a stroll through over a dozen high-end shops. Grab a cable car ride to Fisherman’s Wharf. Catch a performance at an off-Broadway theater. Window shopping, people watching.
Jackson Square Historic District – While you’re in town, why not drop by Jackson Square and explore the beautiful Italian Renaissance architectural buildings? Or catch an off-Broadway performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s A Grand Night For Singing at Gateway Theater, running March 10th-27th.
Lombard Street is a famous landmark known for its steep, curvy street with spectacular views. This legendary road is referred to as America’s curviest road. This scenic road paved with bricks passes through historical upscale neighborhoods. Charge up your smartphone, because this is a great place for Instagram photos and sightseeing.
Haight Street – Famous for bohemian lifestyle and hippie counterculture, this place is packed with old-school record stores and vintage shops with plenty of places to score a sweet tie-dyed shirt.
Castro Street – A vibrant street filled with rainbow flag-covered buildings, Castro Street is world famous in the LGBTQ+ community. This area is filled with bustling hotspots and exciting nightlife. There are many opportunities to learn about the history of the city’s gay community and its world famous Pride parade.
Market Street – Ride a bicycle down the two-mile car-free section and make your way to some great restaurants and sidewalk entertainment. Market Street is a main artery that runs for miles throughout downtown San Francisco and hosts a number of tourist attractions. These include the Financial District, trolley rides to Union Square, Westfield Mall, and the Civic Center. It is the most popular destination for weekday business people.
Visit the Financial District’s Only Dispensary and Nearby Landmarks
Take a cable car to California Street and Front Street. We are conveniently located in the Financial district, just minutes of the Ferry building and Market Street at the Embarcadero.
One of the largest remaining pier complexes to exist, the Embarcadero Pier Historic District consists of Piers 1,1 1/2 , 3 and 5. The spectacular sight dates back to pre-World War II. For those looking for a scenic waterfront setting, be sure to check out Transamerica between Clay and Washington Streets for a grand view of the 48-story futuristic skyscraper and also the tallest building in San Francisco.
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