Blockchain Today is not Version 2030

from Connecting BlockChain Dots Hosted by Miguel Orozco

We continue to look at how internet in 1996 looks nothing like it did in 2006 or 2016. Current metrics, technology or assumptions for who is the better "tech" or "most popular" equate to short-term evaluation that tricks us into thinking it can be used to predict the future. How many AOL users were there in 1997? Does that number even remotely matter today?

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