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1903, the Wright brothers
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invented the airplane, then it was difficult to
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imagine that at any given time
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more than 500 thousand people would travel on airplanes at the same time; in
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2008, Satoshi Nakamoto invented
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Bitcoin and blockchain;
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his invention, for the first time in history,
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made it possible to send money around the
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world without using banks governments and
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any other intermediaries Satoshi is a
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mysterious character
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like the Wright brothers, he solved a problem
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that was impossible to solve when
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such discoveries happen,
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amazing innovations appear, the concept of
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blockchain is not immediately clear,
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but many believe that the technology
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will bring dramatic changes
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despite the mystical beginning, blockchain
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can become airplane of our time
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chapter 1 first contact with blockchain
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for the first time I learned about blockchain just like
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everyone else at that time learned about it
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through bitcoin
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to be honest at first I thought that
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bitcoin was a terrible idea in 2010
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when I was teaching at Stanford my
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assistant brought me an article she
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said this is a very cool thing
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throw open source I remember
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thinking open source money is
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n't it great but it
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will most likely never work I did
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what most people do when they
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first learn about Bitcoin
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I underestimated it I thought it was easy
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stupid internet money you can mine
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it it's like the goose that lays golden eggs it
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took me
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about a year to really rediscover this technology in 2012 I did what
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most people tell me to do
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today turn off my phone closed the door
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studied this technology for a whole
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day this is the best advice I can give
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I took a sabbatical I decided to take a
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vacation code and live on my accumulated
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savings to figure out what I want
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to do then I came across a
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small ran living icon with the letter g
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in the middle and said what is this strange
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thing I I started looking for
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bitcoin interestingly it was 2012 2013
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and from that moment I never ceased to be
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interested in this technology I
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continued to
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climb deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole of blockchain, so to speak, this
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process pleasantly surprised me I did not need to
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get out of this hole back and
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look for another technology that exists
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the point of no return when you almost
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can’t stop it becomes so
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interesting you are so passionate about the idea that
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you want to learn more and more even
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today new developments appear
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new ways of solving problems new
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approaches it’s very cool to be in this
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environment I love exploring
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blockchain it seems we are on the verge of
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something something that has the potential
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to change change the way
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corporations interact with each other
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change the infrastructure of the private sector
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and the government what I'm especially
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excited about is that we don't yet fully know
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what it is but a
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lot of people have already gathered around the technology it's centuries a
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meteorite fell on the ground around it a
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bunch of people have gathered who are pointing
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fingers and asking what this is,
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they don’t know what it is,
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it’s actually very interesting part 2 blockchain technology
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for me personally, blockchain has two
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main technical ingredients the first
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ingredient is encryption when I say
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encryption I mean asymmetric
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encryption the
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second ingredient is the so-called
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distributed systems are the two main
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components of the blockchain if you understand
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them then you will understand all the technical details
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of the blockchain or bitcoin you can
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create records that cannot be deleted
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you can move values ​​by updating
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these records and you can automate the
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process of updating these records
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through smart contracts this means
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that potentially you can change the
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structure of financial services
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today there are all kinds of
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institutions for organizing records such
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institutions are called trusted
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third parties
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if you use the terminology of this
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industry this role can fundamentally
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change blockchain and this is from the network that
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exists today alibaba fish networks nb
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uber these are interesting networks but some are
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centralized blockchain and these are 2
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centralized networks that work
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more like a cooperative, I think that in the
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future everyone will talk about the economics of
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these networks, the economics of certain
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blockchains, while today everyone
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is only interested in the technology itself, I think
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that soon everyone will think about how to
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create network effects based on What's
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especially interesting about new technology to me is
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that there was a people's movement from the
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technology sector and these were non-
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existent businesses that were
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trying to find a selling point,
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this is a real grassroots movement that
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started with us geeks,
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this is one of the most amazing things in
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science in the last 100 years,
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this is actually possible you can create a
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digital signature for transactions
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or other types of information to
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prove that a person really
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signed it,
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it is much more reliable than the type and
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and crooked signatures that we use
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every day I think that soon digital
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signatures will replace ordinary ones part 3 the
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impact of blockchain for two years we
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tried understand this field and what it
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really means we realized that
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blockchain is much more than
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just a digital currency capricorn you know
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when blockchain began to have a
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significant impact on our idea we
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began to understand that there was a serious
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shift in how
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the Internet could be used to create new forms
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values ​​how it can be used for
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self-government involving people in the
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global financial sphere the Internet
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has been around for many years but on
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the Internet still no one knows who a
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person really is
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identity fraud is beyond
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any control so I believe we need new
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ideas in the field of
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personal identification, perhaps this
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will be a technology that will bring
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something new to this area; this issue needs to be
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resolved quickly, while problems with
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identification have not yet been solved; on the Internet,
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tens of millions of trillions will soon appear
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and an estimated number of new
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things we can create trusting
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relationships without the need to meet each
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other or have some experience of
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cooperation in the past, I believe that
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this is one of the fundamental things, the other
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fundamental issue is the security of
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the blockchain and this military-grade encryption,
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no one has been able to crack them, the
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hackers who steal bitcoins and steal
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them are not the blockchain itself they are stealing them at the
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level of a wallet or browser,
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intercepting a message with their nose, the blockchain is
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very secure, the Internet of things has become
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perhaps the best test application of
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blockchain technology if
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millions of billions and
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trillions of devices are connected to the Internet that will do
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everything from driving a car for
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us to entering our affairs
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that will monitor our health
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who we need a secure and safe
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way to move, store and manage
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value and data
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now we do not have such a way I am
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concerned about the availability of information
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how it moves across all
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internet connected devices I
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believe that with a value platform
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like blockchain we can solve at least at
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least some problems and perhaps
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create new opportunities part 4
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new business opportunities we
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can’t just sit in our office and
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study this technology,
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of course we do this too, but we need to
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participate in various
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blockchain community events, to be honest, it
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was new to me find out that the
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employees, especially the young guys from
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my team, are very enthusiastic about this,
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if for example
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some kind of hackathon is taking place, they don’t ask
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me if they can go there, they don’t ask for
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money, they just go, it’s very
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interesting for them, they just go and participate and
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share it what we learned and then we all
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discuss it, this is a truly new
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way to work with this new technology,
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now we are in the midst of
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research and no one is telling us what to
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do, you know, together we are creating our
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own position regarding
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blockchain technology, we need to be
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savvy in technology, we need to
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understand in how
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a program is created so that we can check whether
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it is written correctly. Now we
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have this skill to some extent, but in
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the future this will not be enough,
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otherwise we will have to constantly
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keep it close to us, find a specialist
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who can help us
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understand the problem, this technology will affect
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me one or two industries, it will have an
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impact on all industries, just like the
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internal combustion engine influenced
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almost all existing industries,
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like the Internet did, or the steam
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engine, which also created new
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industries, this is one of those major
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technological breakthroughs of our time
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that should be approached together and
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very carefully
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otherwise the train will leave without us, we are all trying to understand, including
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people in the financial services industry,
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that we do not need to
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take a defensive position in
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relation to this technology, we need to
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embrace not only it, but also the opportunities
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that it provides for access to a market
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that is not yet being exploited.
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not yet known we need to do business with each
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other directly we talk to a
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variety of
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financial services executives and often they say
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we have studied bitcoins experts have come to us
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and explained how
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the blockchain works
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but I still don’t understand how it can be
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used in business I think that there
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is some sense in this, take the
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iPhone for example, what is really important is
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when a new iPhone comes out, a
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new chip or a new compression method,
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I’m not an engineer, I don’t know how it all
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works, it’s important for people to understand what they
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can do with this technology, of course
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success is not in no way guaranteed
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one day we can look
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back and say yes it was great but I
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think there has already been a lot of
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progress there is something in it
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I find it hard to believe that in 10-20 years
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I will look back and say it didn’t work out
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because we really found a new
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way to exchange value on the Internet,
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a fifth of the blockchain and
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banks, I know how large
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financial institutions work,
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firstly, they will not use
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the technology thoughtlessly, they work with
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money and people's lives, these areas
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are improving very slowly after the
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implementation of the new system within for
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some time they will work
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in parallel with the old systems and then
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completely switch to the new system;
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this is a standard process for introducing new
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technologies. I knew that this would
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take time. Of course, there are
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opponents of the new technology; it
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scares them; here we can give an analogy with
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this Ryzen TV and codec the new
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technology threatens their business model and
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therefore they will act slowly
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to try to limit the adoption of the
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transformational networks being developed
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game theory there is an approach to explain as the
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technology enters the market
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here in court we held various
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meetings after the appearance of this
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experiment with bitcoin for example we
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invited bankers and people from the
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hemlock banking industry
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and tried to establish their contact with the
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people and script of the valley and they talked,
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but the bankers were hardly very happy,
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they said that there could be problems with
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the legislation and all this is not easy for them,
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but a lot depends on the attitude of
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our entire city to this issue our administration and banks
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must be prepared, I understand that in
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a sense they are acting from a position of
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defense but on the other hand they are conducting
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research and creating teams of people to
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solve emerging problems, perhaps
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now they have decided to wait
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but in the end I am sure that they will
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accept a new one technology I think that
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there will be many revolutionary ideas
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using blockchain technology and this
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will lead to the fact that banks will have to
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worry not only about
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competition with other banks,
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they need to worry about the creation of a single
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bank of a new generation of banking network
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that can be connected with a
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phone decentralized
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distributed network based on a digital
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current, a non-
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digital asset that is not issued by a
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bank by the government or anyone else,
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such a system creates various
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opportunities and paths of transformation not
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only for enterprises and the government
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but also for the whole society.
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Now many banks, consulting
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companies and others, for example auditing
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companies from the Big Four, are talking about
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how they can reduce costs with the
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help of this technology
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for example in public trading and in other
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areas
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but if we take public trading for example
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then how can they reduce costs in a market
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that in the future will not exist
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what if trading in securities takes
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place between equal
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participants in the market
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which does not have traditional
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intermediaries brokers escrow
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agents clearinghouse agents and other
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participants that we rely on
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today in this area it is possible to reduce
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costs but what if the market can operate
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without the participation of intermediaries leaders of large
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companies must not only think about
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costs but I have a strategy that allows us to
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do this technology that we couldn’t
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do before
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I think that it will
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take a lot of time to implement this system, it may
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take a standard cycle of introducing
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technology to adopt a new system I
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told the media that I think that in 20 years
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financial services will be
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just software and
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smart contracts will automate many
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processes that institutions and people carry out today
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part 6 blockchain and access to financial
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services according to the world bank
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seventy-four percent of the world's population
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does not have access to basic financial
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services in my home country the united
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states of america which is one of the
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richest countries in the world about 50
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percent of the population do not have access to
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basic financial services including
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bank accounts
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huge numbers of people around the world do
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not participate in the global economy
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because they do not have access to the
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financial system for a variety of
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reasons I believe that this technology will not
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only lift many people out of poverty
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but will also enable more number
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of people involved in international
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trade I don't like the fact that
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only less than one percent of the population
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lives in prosperity
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I like mission-driven organizations
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besides I think that this way of doing
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things will be good recommendations for
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large corporations
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need to understand that reasonable spending on
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new technology can expand them
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affordable on the market this approach will bring
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prosperity to various areas this is
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worth thinking about
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very soon when smartphones
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cost less than $5 this will happen
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in the near future
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almost every person living in
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poverty will be able to have a smartphone and
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connect to the network this will change everything if
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these phones are digital
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wallets with their help it will be possible to
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participate in
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asset trading and we will find the answer to the question of what
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will happen if every person in the world has
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money
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capitalism is thriving in some places in
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the world due to the fact that it is excluded from
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other markets
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this system is based on the principle of
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scarcity what what will happen if money
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stops being limited
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we will meet people and ask
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them what you can do that I can’t and
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how we can combine our forces
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everything will be different today we
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meet people and ask them what kind of
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car you have and how much money you have for
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you know, I really believe that
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life in the future will become more humane
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than in the last 100 years
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part 7 the real revolution I don’t think
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that blockchain will make a revolution
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the revolution already happened 40 years ago
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and for computer science this is a long
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time
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both components of blockchain
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security and distributed systems
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exist approximately since the early
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1970s and
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this is not a revolution a real revolution or
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evolution will happen when
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jobs change and this is what I believe
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jobs will in some sense
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move into the digital sphere computers
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will do most of the manual labor
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in the service sector this is the fourth
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industrial revolution I I think that
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we are not standing on its threshold and that is why we
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need to open our eyes, some say
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that many problems will appear, people will start
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losing their jobs and so on, of course this
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will happen, but it is better to face the truth
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than to deny it, are our
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jobs threatened by the transfer of activities to
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offshore zones, automation and robots
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this pressing question may be asked by your
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son who is preparing to receive secondary
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specialized education
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I think that the best answer would be no
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threat no all this makes us think
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a little differently
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but if we do everything right then the
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next generation will have a
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great opportunity to change
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why we walk to work and why
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we get up for example in the morning and also to make sure
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that every person will make the
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most of their
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education and
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do what they really want to
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do in life I want to make the world better,
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just better by any criteria
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that society has, this is the magic
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technology that can bring prosperity for
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more people it is
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wealth that makes people independent people
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should not live in poverty fighting for a
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handful of rice every day in this world there are
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too many opportunities to
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live like this I believe that some countries and
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even corporations are already beginning to understand
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this of course blockchain is the
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technical basis technical
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part of the worldview of people that
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exists in the real world the idea is already
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here if it is not implemented here then it
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will be implemented elsewhere this
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can happen and just on the Internet without
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any control bitcoin already exists
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and will exist it will
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become more and more of course
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the same thing waiting for blockchain and
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cryptocurrencies and opportunities associated with
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blockchain and cryptocurrencies for this everything is ready
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this entire system does not need a government
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it just exists and works like a
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computer network that covers the
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whole world you can say that you don’t want
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to be part of it it’s your choice but it
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exists and
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part 8 of the blockchain is not going anywhere,
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and I think this is a great
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opportunity for entrepreneurs and
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investors of the new generation, to be honest
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this is the most amazing thing I have seen in my
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entire career as an investor, let's try
00:24:08
to create a new system with more
00:24:09
optimal compromises and properties, a
00:24:11
system that will have fewer
00:24:14
disadvantages let's make
00:24:16
it work now the pendulum will swing
00:24:19
back this will bring more confidence to the
00:24:22
capital market blockchain has a
00:24:25
huge number of possible
00:24:27
applications outside the financial services industry
00:24:32
similar full-fledged projects in the real
00:24:34
world are possible will define the financial services industry
00:24:39
when this invention appeared in the seventies
00:24:43
it was one of the most
00:24:45
revolutionary ideas
00:24:47
blockchain will undoubtedly change many areas of
00:24:49
society
00:24:51
it has already changed society because the Internet
00:24:55
has become a safe place for
00:24:58
transactions we have never seen such
00:25:02
potential I creating trust accessible to
00:25:06
everyone trust on the Internet
00:25:10
blockchain can have a huge impact
00:25:12
on society
00:25:13
business and government
00:25:16
blockchain has been around for about 10 years I think that
00:25:21
It will be another ten years before we
00:25:23
see its real long-term effect
00:25:25
I think it will be a long time but with constant
00:25:28
development
00:25:29
we will see many technologies that
00:25:31
will be based on blockchain and
00:25:34
blockchain technology is not the solution to all
00:25:37
problems on earth and I believe that as
00:25:41
it improves we will begin to understand
00:25:44
not only the advantages,
00:25:45
but also the limitation, you can deny it, you
00:25:49
can face the truth,
00:25:51
we always said that we need to face the
00:25:53
truth because such things
00:25:55
happen regardless of whether we want
00:25:58
it or not, very long-time partners
00:26:02
saw this opportunity and decided to
00:26:05
change something and said we don't fully
00:26:07
understand this technology but we understand that there is
00:26:10
something in it so we need to
00:26:13
use it it's really cool
00:26:15
they say that necessity is the mother of all
00:26:17
inventions I think that necessity
00:26:20
is also the mother of adoption when
00:26:22
there is a real necessary
00:26:23
use of technology people start
00:26:26
using it I started with the Commodore, we
00:26:30
had an Atari
00:26:31
Apple, but then Windows appeared,
00:26:34
everyone started using Windows without
00:26:37
thinking about
00:26:38
what code it uses, what code
00:26:42
makes the mouse move, we have
00:26:45
many possibilities,
00:26:46
everything will change and I think that these
00:26:50
possibilities are limitless, it reminds
00:26:54
me of the situation when suddenly in one
00:26:56
moment
00:26:57
two or three major inventions are being created
00:26:59
we live in a period of
00:27:05
amazing opportunities I really want to
00:27:07
take advantage of this time I am sure
00:27:10
that even one small step
00:27:12
can become a huge step for all of
00:27:15
humanity I believe that the
00:27:20
industrial age is ending and a new era is beginning a
00:27:23
name that has yet to be invented
00:27:25
is difficult to say
00:27:27
where will all this lead us? It is possible that
00:27:32
this will be the impetus for the revival of the concept of
00:27:36
community. I am absolutely sure that this is a
00:27:39
radically new paradigm that
00:27:41
will change the world. We are now at a crossroads. We
00:27:44
have everything we need to create
00:27:46
technology that will help all of
00:27:48
humanity.
00:27:49
The question is will we do it?
00:27:51
this and we can do this right now
00:27:54
blockchain technology has given rise to many
00:27:57
innovations around the world I have no doubt
00:28:01
that this technology will touch everyone
00:28:07
I think that in 10-20 years there will not be a
00:28:12
single person whose life you have not
00:28:17
influenced by blockchain

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Документальный фильм экономиста и кинорежиссера Manuel Stagars "Blockchain и Us", где в форме интервью с разработчиками программного обеспечения, криптологами, исследователями, предпринимателями, консультантами, венчурными инвесторами, писателями, политиками и футуристами из США, Канады, Швейцарии, Великобритании и Австралии ведётся рассказ об удивительной блокчейн-технологии. В 2008 году Сатоши Накамото изобрел биткойн и блокчейн. Впервые в истории его изобретение позволило отправлять деньги по всему миру без банков, правительств или любых других посредников. Понятие блокчейна не совсем интуитивно понятно. Но всё же многие считают, что это то, что сильно изменит мир. "Blockchain и Us" не является видео поясняющим технологии. Оно позволяет взглянуть на эту тему гораздо шире, делает ее более доступной для понимания и заводит разговор о её более широких последствиях. Над фильмом работали: David Birch Director of Innovation, Consult Hyperion Guildford, UK Perianne Boring Founder & President, Chamber of Digital Commerce Washington, USA Christian Decker Core Tech Engineer, Blockstream Zurich, Switzerland Taylor Gerring Co-Founder, Ethereum Zug, Switzerland Marco Carlo Grossi Director Audit & Risk Advisory, Deloitte Switzerland Zurich, Switzerland Caitlin Long Chairman of the Board & President at Symbiont.io New York, USA R. Jesse McWaters Financial Innovation Lead, World Economic Forum New York, USA Paul Meeusen Head Finance and Treasury Services, Swiss Re Zurich, Switzerland Dolfi Müller Mayor of the City of Zug Zug, Switzerland Matthew Roszak Co-Founder & Chairman, Bloq Chicago, USA Guido Rudolphi Founder, Cryptocash Uster, Switzerland Jan Seffinga Partner, Deloitte Switzerland Zurich, Switzerland Elizabeth Stark Co-Founder & CEO, Lightning San Francisco, USA Alex Tapscott Founder & CEO, Northwest Passage Ventures Co-Author "Blockchain Revolution" Toronto, Canada Lars Thomsen Chief Futurist & Founder, Future Matters Zurich, Switzerland Eric Van der Kleij Founder Adeptra, London Tech City, Level39. Adviser UK Govt, Kickstart Accelerator London, UK Roger Wattenhofer Professor, Distributed Computing Group, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich, Switzerland Rik Willard Founder & Managing Director, Agentic Group New York, USA Steve Wilson Digital Identity Innovator & Analyst Sydney, Australia Особая благодарность (в алфавитном порядке): Iris Belle, Ben Bledsoe, Thomas Bromehead, Richard Cheng, Dario Duran, Marie Farrar Knowles, Olga Feldmeier, Sony Fricker, Daniel Gasteiger, Daniel Grassinger, Johs. Hoehener, Richard Kastelein, Leanne Kemp, Thomas Kern, Francine Klopfenstein, Veronica Lange, Claire LaRocca, Adriano B. Lucatelli, Christian Mäder, Ruedi Maeder, Luzius Meisser, Michael Monceaux, Martin Müller, Mia Mutic, Ian Petchenik, Nathaniel Popper, Kamesh Raghavendra, Brian Rogers, Jouko Salonen, Vadim Shamigulov, Raffaela Stelzer, Don Tapscott, Elizabeth Wesson Большое спасибо всем партнерам по переговорам и всем, кто сделал этот фильм возможным Дополнительная благодарность (в алфавитном порядке): Agentic Group, Blockchain News, Blockstream, Bloq, Chamber of Digital Commerce, Constellation Research, Consult Hyperion, Cryptocash, Deloitte Switzerland, Ethereum Foundation, Everledger, Flightradar24, Future Matters, ISO-20022.ch, Lightning, Lockstep Consulting, Municipality of Zug, nexussquared, Northwest Passage Ventures, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), Swiss Re, Symbiont, World Economic Forum (WEF), Zurich Airport Recording of live air traffic courtesy of Flightradar24 Chinese subtitles: Richard Cheng Dutch subtitles: Rein Jonkman French translation: Thomas Bromehead Portuguese subtitles: Caio Rearte Russian subtitles: Vadim Shamigulov, Sergey Sevantsyan Spanish subtitles: Jose Felip Daras and Avalbit.org team Cinematography, Editing, Music, Narration & Sound Design by Manuel Stagars © 2017 Manuel Stagars

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