Blockchain Awards to Honor Bitcoin Leadership at Bitcoin 2014
Blockchain and the Bitcoin Foundation will co-present the Blockchain Awards at the Bitcoin 2014 Conference in Amsterdam next month.

Blockchain and the Bitcoin Foundation introduced the inaugural Blockchain Awards today.
The two organizations will co-host the event to be held on 16th May at the Bitcoin 2014 Conference in Amsterdam.
The awards will celebrate "the exceptional quality, leadership, and technical innovation we see every day," Blockchain CEO Nicolas Cary said in a statement.
He added:
“With these awards we hope to take a moment and reflect on the amazing contributions from the bitcoin community.”
Nominations are open from today through 6th May in 10 categories. These include:
Each of the winners will receive 1 BTC and their awards will be permanently written into the bitcoin block chain.
The nominees of each category will be reduced to three top choices, which will be announced on 7th May, when voting on the Top 3 finalists begins.
Nominations are open to anyone through the conference's website.
Image via Blockchain and Bitcoin Foundation
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