blockchain

“There's going to be a lot of different blockchains. Like there'll be a blockchain for transferring identity. There will be a blockchain for secure medical information.”

“Well, you can actually track activity on the blockchain quite nicely because it's all open source. So it's a bit tricky to figure out who's doing what, because people can have, you know, you or I could create wallets, numerous wallets and do stuff with those.…”

“I think there's going to be multiple blockchains that act like gold, digital gold, and multiple blockchains worth trillions of dollars.”

“I recognized way back when that this is going to be more important than the internet, and that was something that just, it hit me with, okay, wait, you can now move value instantly, globally, for pretty much free, just like you'd move an email.”

“Every other sector that's used to having these third-party intermediaries can now be automated on blockchains, and you're going to see a massive reduction in costs, and you're going to see us trying to figure out how do we make money when the ways of making mo…”

“The whole idea of the blockchain is that the participants are actually the stakeholders, right? So in a traditional application, if you use something like Facebook live, you know, you are used, you are a user of Facebook live, but that's it, right? As much as …”

“There's no real need for that in a lot of financial applications and for something that needs to perform really quickly meaning super low latency and very high throughput. The technology for blockchain is just not appropriate because you just don't have the ti…”

“I think currency is the least interesting aspect of blockchain for me right now.”

“We looked at per transaction, but that starts extracting kind of rent in a non-healthy way. So yes, we grow with the network and it's easier for small companies to join up. But if you're talking like millions and millions, yeah, millions and billions of transa…”

“In fact, they're almost asking me a little bit. The most fascinating thing about this is that this is such new territory right now that there are times when I get as many questions as I can ask, because it's almost like, hey, we know the law, but you know bloc…”

“Yeah, I like that analogy because we protect the access to the data, the confidentiality of the data that goes into the blockchain.”

“Everyone gets security from the fact that they know that they can download the blockchain around themselves. They can audit it themselves. It's accessible. So, it's good that a blockchain is a small machine, but replicated all around the world so that it's not…”

“Tendermint is the engine Or it is one of the many engines that enable the creation of blockchains which is synonymous to replicating state machines in a secure way.”

“We think the real challenge and the real interesting technology is going to be in the interoperability between all these systems. And again, not just blockchain, but also central ledgers, because sometimes that's the best solution.”

“Number one, they cannot, it cannot handle the level of scale that online advertising has, programmatic specifically.”

“But I think what we found is that in this part of the market, there really hasn't been a killer application of those technologies yet.”

“Sidekick is, is you know, the regular CMS, but we have plans to, you know transfer it and use the possibilities of blockchain.”

“If anybody who's listening understands cryptocurrency blockchain, and all of this technology, it all existed in the game industry before cryptocurrency became popular.”

“You know, for them, the SaaS business is probably the only way a software model is going to work, but it's going to transform itself into the ICO model, which is the blockchain, because it's the logical progression, you know, internet, one point O internet, tw…”

“The way I think about blockchain, and frankly, crypto, if you will, that sits on top of blockchain, is a way to maybe either hedge against some of the permanence issues that, that exist in the capital markets for companies like Cabbage or a way to so either a …”

“I just think blockchain is going to be the easiest way to do that, right? With encrypted codes for each of this content you'd create.”

“Not everything is like this pure blockchain world yet. We think that's eventually where it goes.”

“We actually own our own payment network. We use something called the blockchain which is sort of a really new way to think about financial services in general.”

“And we're going to build it into blockchain. I don't know how with all those, all that security and everything else, but they're going to demand it. Because if you don't control that information or have access to that information, you lose your national sovere…”

“Also because in the blockchain space, nobody was kind of Solving the legal and compliance and all of those things, which you actually have to solve before you put the platform, the infrastructure for equity transactions in place.”

“Growth doesn't necessarily start with the chain, right? It's the creators who create use cases for NFTs, and those use cases pull in new users. Chain is just a technology, just like an operating system on which it lives.”

“And then on top of that, we plugged in blockchain and web three because it will give us a hundred percent traceability and transparency over the complete journey of the waste.”