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Ethdenver hot takes from an 1st timer + lone traveler:

1. If you’re going to do a panel, get an actual MC, not just another popular name. There is an actual skill to moderating, engaging people and controlling the audience. 

2. Room management. The reality is that people want to network so much, but it often comes to the expense of the programming. Choose a venue that allow you to separate networking noise and the panel, and again get a MC who can command the audience.

3.There needs to be more in depth, emotional engagement between panelist/ fireside chats, etc. I would have loved to see some live storytelling too.

moderating a discussion is a skill. It's not just introducing speakers and reading out questions. 

People who can tie together threads or point out inconsistencies on a live stage make a difference. 

Calling for more standup comedians to MC crypto events

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