Who Owns the Future? AI, Money & the New Rules with Reggie Middleton

Join Reggie Middleton for a powerful discussion on AI, digital money, wealth, and who will control the future.

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work, digital money is reshaping our financial system, and the rules of the game are being rewritten. The question is: Who will control the future, and where do we fit in?

Join BKC Partners at Nicholas Brooklyn in Brooklyn, NY for an in-person eye-opening conversation with Reggie Middleton, financial analyst, blockchain Decentralized Finance (DeFi) patent holder, and founder of the fintech platform Veritasium. He has been called The Father of DeFi.

We’ll discuss AI, digital money, wealth, jobs, and who controls tomorrow. Skip the hype and explore what these changes could mean for your job, savings, opportunities, your children’s future, and challenges ahead.

This will be a straight-talk discussion about the changes happening around us, what they mean for our communities, and how we can better position ourselves and future generations.

No complicated financial jargon. Just a real conversation about real issues that affect us all.

Admission is free; however, we ask guests to consider supporting the venue by making a purchase at Nicholas Brooklyn during the event. Thank you for showing your appreciation.

The future is being built right now. Will you own a piece of it or simply rent it?

Event Details:

Saturday, November 21, 2026

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Nicholas Brooklyn

1396 Fulton Street

Brooklyn, NY 11216

https://www.nicholasbrooklyn.com/

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Note: This event will be recorded. We'll be taking photos and video throughout the day. Images and video may appear on our website or social channels. By attending, you consent to being photographed. If you'd rather stay out of the shots, no problem at all! Just step away from the camera during the event.