Hi, I'm the writer who wrote this story. Someone on Twitter alerted me to the conversation. Thanks, Paul Pajo! I didn't get to read the whole thread as I am hea

Hi, I'm the writer who wrote this story. Someone on Twitter alerted me to the conversation. Thanks, Paul Pajo! I didn't get to read the whole thread as I am heading out on a flight today but I just wanted to say that I am coming out with a story tomorrow morning Eastern Time that addresses some (though not all) of the initial question. This is the Forbes page where you can watch for the story. http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/ http://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/ One thing I will mention quickly is that the main thrust of my story is that Wall Street is interested in using it to make their own processes more efficient. In a developer economies, because or existing systems work so well, we will have a slower road to consumer adoption than developing economies will. One of the sidebars to the story goes into this a little bit. Plane is pushing back from the gate, so I have to go. But I hope hats helpful.