after becoming the second state to legalize medical psilocybin and the first to open the door to legal DMT, ibogaine and mescaline, so Denver was a clear choice for the event, according to Students for Liberty event associate Hunter Fox.
Fox believes that psychedelic policy reform can"build on what cannabis provided" in Colorado by protecting ceremonial uses and personal cultivation. However, college students are more focused on the professional opportunities, as they were with marijuana a decade ago, and FutureCon's host, Metro State, has been offering aFox wouldn't be surprised to see classes built around MDMA, psilocybin and other substances in the near future, either.
According to a market report from InsightAce Analytic, the psychedelic therapeutics industry could be worth $8.31 billion by 2028, although much of that depends on decriminalization and legalization efforts in states beyond Oregon and Colorado, including Hawaii, Missouri and New York, which are all exploring the issue.