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feels like they're still buyers here I still think within 12 months we're at 20,000 the etherium network at least for me stability point of view is capable of handling much more 90% of what you buy with the stock market is the future are you curious about the future of decentralized finance wondering what the taluk booter and things are the best apps around or maybe you just want to know when Bitcoin will reach the moon this is coin Telegraph bring you the best moments of Korea blockchain week 2019 you know I think people have to understand that when you ask what's intrinsic value of any asset they often think that something has to be tangible and and that's the misconception 90% of what you buy with the stock market is the future you know what is the intrinsic value of gold I mean there it's just metal so there's no intrinsic value and then if you look at monetary systems by design the you know current Fiat is actually not backed by anything so you know what is bitcoins intrinsic value it's its network value which is the basis for the value for most tech and platform companies there historically Bitcoin has been the currency that's retained its value you know if you look at the top ten coins from maybe five years ago you probably most of them you wouldn't have heard of anymore because they've they've changed over time as new coins come in and some other coins have fallen out of out of the news Bitcoin network has been the sort of biggest source of security focused Rd in evolving the cryptocurrency mechanism in a safe and reliable way and of course it has to because it has you know by far the largest market cap or value of users money involved I think we have some risks that there you go as low as 6500 it doesn't feel it feels like they're still buyers here I still think within 12 months we're at 20,000 because I think the big institutions from the US have done lots of work all of these different applications that are in of putting data on sand onto the blockchain for a verification purposes are also an eval you endure own way kind of not quite at the DEF level but somewhat another kind of trends I'm interested in and I care about I mean two of them one is fan of the growth of privacy technologies that are starting to be deployed and the second is the growth of kind of more secure wallets like smart contract wallets so that to avoid like problems of losing your accounts are having your account stolen if someone hacks your computer or your phone or your or you lose your device the big question is is there going to be a replacement product for like the WeChat or Facebook is there going to be payments integrated with messaging that also includes an open platform for DAPs that's a two-sided business model that's the real question because everyone in the real information technology world knows that's the killer up that's what consumers want so if we can create that using crypto then we win I think decentralized finance is the next iteration of the space the the the first few iterations of the space were focused on tokens because that was the built-in functionality of a lot of these systems and I think the next iteration is starting to have just slightly more computational capabilities on chain for defining financial products our relationship with these financial products is that we provide data into them and we also allow them to interact with other systems like Payment Systems other chains you know whatever other system they want to interact with our goal is actually to make it so that the decentralized finance decentralized insurance spaces eclipse the token space so our our goal is to provide all the inputs and outputs that people need to build decentralized finance contracts because we feel that these contracts are really are really where the future of the spaces so the OECD's blockchain policy center was that firmly established at the start of this year and the goal there is really to create a global reference point for policy makers on blockchain and other distributed loads of technologies and it really the genesis was a project that the OECD did called going digital which looked at digitalization across the policy spectrum and at the end of that project our members to say that they really wanted to focus very much on two technologies going forward once out of usual intelligence the other one of course is blockchain cuz they really see how it's not just impacting the environment in which policy is being implemented and therefore how they might need to adjust policymaking as a result but also its potential to be used as a tool by government to achieve their own objectives coin Telegraph like subscribe and huddle you
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