A commonsense approach to blockchain legislation
Whereas cryptocurrencies offer a never-ending supply of tradable and highly marketed tokens, primarily focused on exchanging or ‘hodling’ value, blockchain evangelists see the tokens as a means to access a non-exhaustive list of potential application utility which aims to replace today’s legacy infrastructure. Unfortunately, for the policymakers who now must interpret these technologies, it will require a developed understanding of a complex system that requires the ability to identify the interrelationships while understanding the whole and the parts of the system at the same time.
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Blockchain Subject Matter Expert at SmartLedger
After 2 decades of successfully helping to digitally transform businesses and organizations with traditional and emerging technologies, I have decided to refocus my consultative efforts towards one of the most innovative and impactful technologies I've ever encountered - Blockchain
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