Kor Adana in 2017: Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are the future
Kor Adana · Mr. Robot's Co-Producer and Writer - Kor Adana · Y Combinator · Oct 11, 2017 · at 53:03
Mr. Robot writer and co-producer Kor Adana discusses his perspective on cryptocurrencies, ICOs, and blockchain technology in 2017.
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“Personally, I think blockchain is unbelievably exciting, and I think it's the future. So I am all for people investing in cryptocurrencies, investing in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and it is a volatile market right now, and you have ICOs coming out every day, and That takes some research as well to make sure that you have a good team behind it, and that they're actually working hard and doing what they need to do, and it's not just scam, like a pump and dump scam. But I am all for it, and I think it's the wave of the future.”
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