Ginns: Future crypto users will not need to know which blockchain they use
Seth Ginns · Crypto for Institutions 3: Seth Ginns – Investing Beyond Bitcoin (Capital Allocators, EP.182) · Mar 15, 2021 · at 25:50
Seth Ginns, Managing Partner at CoinFund, discusses how blockchain infrastructure will be abstracted away for mainstream consumers.
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“And that's actually what we think blockchain and crypto is going to look like going forward. Mainstream users don't have to know that they're interacting with a blockchain. What's really cool is like in the future, we envision they'll get all of the benefits from these blockchains without having to know whether, do you know, if your video service is on AWS or Google cloud or Azure, it doesn't matter to you. In very much the same way that the blockchain that it's on, as long as it's functional, it's powerful, it does everything that, that the service needs and interoperable as well, you won't need to know which blockchain you're on.”
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