blockchain

“As the founders look back on the history of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, we've made a lot of technical progress, but the progress in terms of user experience for users, and most importantly, developers, hasn't really caught up to the technologic…”

“I think as you're talking, you know, with VR, we're going to be in that again, pretty soon. And I think blockchain is probably going to be the thing that drives it forward.”

“No blockchain is going to create value out of fucking thin air and everybody's going to get rich. You need people to put money in So that people can earn that money from them. That's how an economy works.”

“There are transfer agents that are out there that are already digitizing securities on the blockchain, which I think is something that, again, from a record standpoint, from a record keeping standpoint is great.”

“I don't think in the future they're going to need to know how they're doing it, what blockchain they're on. It's just going to work.”

“And I would say that if settlement of these different in-game assets happened at a later time, you don't really need a high throughput of transactions per second.”

“I think it's very important to know we're in an experimental stage where 90 plus percent of these blockchains fail.”

“In five years from now, this is all gonna be in the background. Like, this is just going to be something that operates in the background, just like a database.”

“The tokenization of impact itself is not necessarily something you want to do on a blockchain because it's going to create quite a lot of friction, especially in terms of corporate adoption, right? So unless if you can make it really opaque, So that companies …”

“You don't need your own chain. You don't need to have an ICO. You don't need to distribute tokens to people because they've performed some action in your system. You don't need any of that. You can have a profitable business in the blockchain industry. That's …”

“I think that was part of the charm of blockchain, was trying to figure out how to help people get paid, but blockchain also did a really bad job of it because the companies didn't know how to be profitable and or didn't understand how economics work.”