Samu Anguizola
Bio
Just a FINTECH; tech in general entusiast; geek to the core and passionate about politics. Just writing in order to reinvent mein this everlasting world.
Tech, politics, business and economics your topics? You are in the right place!
Stories (2/0)
Part 2: Blockchain's not so bright side.
In the previous piece, I concluded that Btc and crypto are the main usages that blockchain has had in recent years due to its innovative way of storing value and, as this 2020 crisis has shown us, a hedge against inflation due to increased monetary supply plus the investment of big Financial giants such as Jp. Now, in this piece, I'm going to please those who disbelieve in BTC, blockchain, and Dapp's (decentralized applications henceforth.); since blockchain, like all technologies, has a dark side and a gray side. This also depends on medium and long-term solutions that the technology is aiming to provide since many grounds for the technology that revolutionized the monetary and traditional assets in 2009 has still undisclosed its potential.
By Samu Anguizola3 years ago in The Chain
Part I: Blockchain's bright side.
In this digital column, I will dedicate myself to covering the trends of FINTECH (and tech in general), blockchain, politics, economics, and other topics that arise around what my passion is: Writing about individual liberties. This is why I open my personal column with a series of two articles where I expose the good and bad of Blockchain technology. From there, I’d drift into all kinds of political and economic topics. I warn that in no article I am teaching or giving advice on investment, I am simply covering and commenting on what happens around these technologies/policies around them. Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (DLT) have been sold as a panacea to be exported from their revolutionary use as a medium of exchange of value (The way you exchange a USD) or savings in the form of digital assets not fixed by a centralized system, such as the current monetary system; this system is subject to the monetary and fiscal policy of each nation; to be the new operating standard in traditional companies, brought about by the advent of Blockchain and crypto. According to many, Blockchain and DLTs were going to modify, just as Big data has changed the game in terms marketing; where the expenses of a campaign are no longer based on mere product placement in a crowded place (subway, bus stops de micro / buses) or in the best located fence on an avenue or highway, but in the analysis of consumer behavior through tools such as the funnel. This has not been the case with blockchain in the corporate world where the years go by and other technologies such as AI, big data and the cloud continue to gallop, but DLT lags behind; which I'll cover in more detail in the next article in this series.
By Samu Anguizola3 years ago in The Chain
