Open Crushes Closed

from Connecting BlockChain Dots · host Miguel Orozco

We explore why closed networks currently used by banks, finance and governement will eventually be crushed by the evolution of blockchain. Internet was open source and it decimated closed networks like retail, banking, bookstores, music stores, travel agencies. Blockchain will do the same. It's just starting to show its power. We cover a few examples and cover the takeover effect.

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