quite, I recall quite vividly 1994, arguing with my father who was a chemical engineer working for a blue chip in the city that the Internet had anything to off

quite, I recall quite vividly 1994, arguing with my father who was a chemical engineer working for a blue chip in the city that the Internet had anything to offer the business world, 'the fax is fine, no one will ever trust anything that's not on paper', I feel the same about 'blockchain' technology, I've been following cryptographic currencies since it was science fiction, I've survived E-gold and Beenz, Mt-Gox and Butterfly labs and emerged into a new wild west. Winding back the clock not so far, emerging websites were all well and good, yet it was combining them with the power of databases that really drove the expansion of possibilities, I feel the same about distributed ledger technologies, while I would certainly not bet the house on any current implementation, the novel uses that the technology enables are only just being explored.