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Blockchain: Programmable Trust

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wed. 22 Jan.

Blockchain technology and encryption networks have the potential to transform the global economy by freeing data and empowering users. A large transition is underway.

Just like the personal computer or mobile phone, the blockchain is a revolution today and for years to come. It has a unique feature never before seen on the Internet: trust as part of its protocol.

From the improvement of existing services (decentralization, faster disintermediation, automation by intelligent contracts) to the creation of new ones, the blockchain frees the creativity of developers and entrepreneurs and offers the bases for the creation of a new type Internet, safer, secure and fair, called the WEB3.

Finally, financial incentives for open source software developers and peer to peer network users lead to new applications, rapid iteration, unauthorized innovations and disintermediation.

Crypto-assets financially reward the first users of the network if the network expands. As the asset grows as demand for the network grows, network users are also the network's stakeholders. The crypto-market is currently valued at approximately $ 120 billion and represents only 0.2% of the global stock market ($ 64 trn).

If we assume that many public companies will be gradually challenged by their decentralized competitors, it is logical to believe that we are moving towards one of the most important wealth transfers in history. The time has come.

About the speaker:

Cyril Paglino, Entrepreneur, investor - General Partner @ Starchain Capital.

Cyril is based between Los Angeles and San Francisco since 2014 and has been investing in crypto space for six years now, joining Starchain Capital. Before joining this latest adventure, he founded and invested in several consumer companies. He is deeply fascinated by decentralized products and assets and spends most of his time meeting entrepreneurs and engineers involved in developing this ecosystem. His other interests include reading, minimalist design, backgammon, sports and news. experiences.