CryptoMondays Paris (Blockchain Week) Featuring A Fireside Chat With Bitwise Head of Europe Bradley Duke
Paris Blockchain Week is our favorite week in Paris, and we've got a great CryptoMondays Paris that week featuring a fireside chat with Bradley Duke, Head of Europe For Bitwise, a leading crypto asset manager with over $15 billion in Detailed info on Bradley and Bitwise below.
CryptoMondays Paris is the French hub of CryptoMondays, the largest IRL community in web3 launched in NYC in Jan., 2018. Today, CryptoMondays has 150k+ MEmbers across 60+ actiuve chapters in 23 countries.
About Bitwise: Thousands of financial advisors, family offices, and institutional investors across the globe have partnered with Bitwise to understand and access the opportunities in crypto. Founded in 2017, Bitwise manages a broad suite of index and active solutions across ETPs, separately managed accounts, private funds, and hedge fund strategies.
Bio: Bradley has spent much of his career in regulated financial services and innovative technology firms. He worked for investment bank Jefferies at their offices in New York, Paris and London, and then at the trading powerhouse KCG in London where he headed Knight Direct Europe. Bradley co-founded fin-tech and payments company Zapper, and then became CEO of the UK branch of the investment bank BCS Global Markets. Before joining Bitwise as Managing Director and Head of Europe, he co-founded ETC Group in 2019 whose Bitcoin product, BTCE, became the largest and most heavily traded crypto ETP in Europe. Following the acquisition of ETC Group by Bitwise in August 2024, Bradley was brought onto the executive team to lead Bitwise’s expansion in Europe.
CryptoMondays Paris is the French hub of CryptoMondays, a decentralized initiative launched in 2018 by Lou Kerner in New York. Today, CryptoMondays gathers thousands of crypto-enthousiasts in more than 60 cities globally.
CryptoMondays Paris exclusively gathers active participants to the development of the crypto-asset ecosystem: entrepreneurs, investors, developers, corporates, law firms, journalists, policymakers, etc.