Eddy Travia

Eddy Travia is a french born pioneer investor, thought leader and thinker in internet and blockchain technology organization companies since 2013. Based in South of China Eddy is a leading tech internet entrepreneur, thinker and one of the first bitcoin and after blockchain entrepreneurs. He is the Co-founder & CEO of Coinsilium Group (AQSE:COIN) and Regional Director APAC @ IOV Labs (RSK/RIF)

Eddy Travia is a leading pioneer Investor, thinker and guest lecturer in blockchain and bitcoin startups since 2013. Nominated among the top 3 'Most Influential Investors of the Year' at Blockchain Awards 2014 with Marc Andreessen & Roger Ver.

CEO & Co-founder of London-listed Coinsilium Group Limited (AQSE:COIN), venture builder, investor and accelerator of blockchain startups. Coinsilium shares are traded on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market in London.

Regional Director of IOV Labs, parent company of RSK Smart Contract Network and Taringa social media platform and DeFi for Bitcoin proponent. Other services based on RSK blockchain include RIF Open Finance, RIF Storage, RIF Directory and RIF Name Services. Corporations can also integrate blockchain infrastructure using RIF Enterprise.

Advisor to blockchain & digital currency companies and regular speaker at Tech, Investments, Fintech, Bitcoin & Blockchain events and conferences worldwide including TEDx INSEAD in June 2018 and TEDx IE Madrid in June 2016.
 

Co-founder of Seedcoin, a global, seed-stage startup incubator for digital currency and blockchain focused products and services. Seedcoin organized the first digital currency conference in Asia in 2013 in Singapore (Bitcoin Singapore 2013).

Coinsilium is a venture builder, investor and advisor that finances and manages the development of early-stage blockchain technology companies through its consortium of top-tier investors, industry thought leaders and executive managers.

Eddy Travia has also managed private equity funds in China and emerging markets.

There is a long road ahead for decentralization to become mainstream. We need to invest in education and working technologies to change the mindsets of businesses, governments and people. There are many questions unanswered yet and more research is needed.