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RAUM: Play easy, earn fun! ☂️ RAUM: Play easy, earn fun! ☂️ @raum_rocks · 19.9K subscribers
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RAUM: Play easy, earn fun! ☂️ Errol Musk (Elon Musk’s father).
⚡️ Investing isn’t about chasing headlines; it’s about the continuity of strategy.

On April 15, at Blockchain Life 2026, Errol Musk will take the stage. While the mainstream media focuses on the famous surname, we look at the data: a man who has spent decades investing in engineering and digital assets. In a world where AI and Crypto are colliding to form new business models, his perspective is a rare chance to see the macro-picture without the filters.

Why this matters for the professional market participant:

Direct Access: VIP guests will have a rare opportunity to engage with Errol Musk in the VIP zone. We aren’t there for the "autographs"—we are there for the answers regarding the future of infrastructure and capital cycles.

Macro Context: A firsthand look at how "old money" and tech visionaries are evaluating the current AI boom and its integration with Web3.

We are heading there for the signal. If you are looking for the same—see you in the VIP lounge.

📍 April 15, Moscow
🎟 Secure your pass with a 10% discount using promo code AURA:

👉https://blockchain.forum/
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