I was an early investor in cell phones back in the '80s, and I believe #blockchain has the potential to be just as transformational as cell phones. As our government begins to look at #crypto, I don't think you can separate #cryptocurrencies from the technology they're based on.pic.twitter.com/EneUMfcgJ3
It matters because pretty much all the blockchain based technology lacks in their fundamentals. The whole cryptocurrency craze is largely a case study in why regulation exists, and most of the other uses of blockchains aren't using it for more than a cryptographic signature.
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I'm not saying there can't be relevant and even positive outcomes, but saying it'll be as transformational as mobile phones seems to either massively undersell the societal impact of mobile phones, or oversell the potential of blockchains.
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It was difficult for people to understand the world network of information Tesla talked about when he was doing experiments with spark gap generators. Often inventors dream of a world with their invention perfected, but then have to deal with reality of getting from point a to b
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This is true in many cases, but not all.
$XRP is focused on solving a $27tn remittance problem as an example, and is the only enterprise ready cyrptocurrency. When regulations are implemented, some assets will thrive and many will evaporate.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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But why the definite approach? I mean, don’t you think this space will evolve?
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have your researched all existing and upcoming blockchain projects and you found no use cases at all?
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