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# Background

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The number of blockchain conferences has been increased in tremendous speed since 2017, but yet, there is no such application that mainly focused on blockchain events or conferences that can share quality of conference reviews, schedules and attendee experience. Moreover, those who are not able to attend conference on site must get to consider the time difference if they are participating from abroad.

**Bvent** is created in order to solve aforementioned problems. Bvent is mainly concentrated on three key functions which are

**1)Time difference helper**

**2)Review aggregator**

**3)Reviewer compensation**

providing efficiency but reducing information asymmetry to those who participating global blockchain conferences, researchers or reporters and conference hosts.


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