Open House #1 - What's In Your Wallet?

Date: *Wednesday, October 5th*
Start time: 5p CT

Open House is a monthly community meetup focused on actionable demonstrations and lively panel discussions. This meetup also gives the opportunity to meet other Bitcoin curious/focused folks in and outside the Nashville Bitcoin community.

Here is the high-level agenda for October:

• Demo: 'What's In Your Wallet?' - we will have an in-person demo of the new platform, Hoseki, by Founder and CEO Sam Abbassi.

Hoseki is a proof of assets bitcoin platform that empowers Bitcoiners to easily and seamlessly prove ownership of their assets for things like loans, residency/passport applications, supporting financial documentation, and more.

As part of the demo, Sam plans to bring the concept of proof of reserves to life by connecting accounts to Hoseki (self-custody wallets, exchange accounts, individual addresses), generating asset statements, and some new features that have yet to be demoed.

• Panel: to close the evening, we will have P @phjlljp, Bitcoin Magazine Live co-host, moderate a discussion including:
• Sam Abbassi, Founder of Hoseki
• Shawn Yeager, former VP of Business Development at NYDIG
• Trey Sellers, VP of Client Solutions at Unchained Capital

Agenda:

5:00pm: Meet and Greet & Pizza sponsored by Bitrefill
5:30pm: Hoseki Demo + Q&A
6:30pm: Break
6:45pm: "What's In Your Wallet?" panel discussion
8:00pm: Closing Announcements

If this is your first time at one of our meetups, we have a few simple guidelines to enhance everyone’s experience:

• our meetups and events have a simple and singular focus: Bitcoin. All of our topics and discussions will be centered around Bitcoin, the global monetary network, and bitcoin, the reserve asset. If you are interested in crypto tokens, stocks, blockchains, altcoins, alternative investing, NFTs, etc. that is completely fine. There are a number of other meetups to join. This meetup however is just focused on Bitcoin
• please *no photos* unless everyone agrees and there are not any other folks in the background. We respect everyone’s privacy and want everyone to feel comfortable as they participate
• while the group discussion is going, please keep side conversations to *none.* With the acoustics of the room and the number of people we expect, any conversations will echo and be a distraction for those who are trying to listen many of whom have traveled a long way to participate
• please pick up after yourself