Astranaut Will Take One North American Bitcoin Conference Atendee to Space

Astranaut, a boutique space training and travel startup based in Miami, has announced it will be giving away one free ticket to space during The North American Bitcoin Conference 2020 (TNABC) .

TNABC is one of the most important crypto conferences in the world, representing a unique opportunity for crypto enthusiasts to catch up with the latest developments. With Bitcoin’s value reaching an astronomical $69k back in November, it will also represent an opportunity for an attendee to reach for the stars… Literally. Moe Levin, Keynote CEO, referred to the giveaway by stating:

“We’re thrilled to be launching an actual human being into outer space from our Miami stag. Anyone who attends TNABC in person will automatically be entered into the Space Ticket Giveaway for free, and we’ll draw and announce the winner on stage on the last day.”

Astranaut was founded by Shannon Graham, an entrepreneur with years of experience in the tech and financial industry. Now, he joins the long list of personalities who will be participating in the next iteration of the event, which includes names like Mark Cuban, Harry Yeh, Kathleen Breitman, Ran Neu-eur, Jenna Pilgrim, Charlie Shrem, Matthew Roszak, Craig Sellars, and Vanessa Grelle. Graham said about Astranaut’s support for the event:

“We are thrilled to be at the North American Bitcoin conference amongst the innovators and early adopters who will help mold this exciting future Astranaut aims to create through NFTs, crypto, and unprecedented space training and travel. As we stand at the crossroads of multiple emerging markets such as crypto and space exploration, the utility and narrative for both are wide open. Our mission is to craft them into something that holds meaning and long-term value for everyone involved.”

With “to the moon” having been part of the crypto ecosystem’s vocabulary for years, the giveaway seems appropriate for an event that has helped launch crypto projects like Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash, Factom, and other major names. The partnership will also help Astranaut increase its exposition to the crypto space at a time when the startup is paying special attention to its expansion.