State of Digital Money 2017 Opening Keynote
Opening Keynote by William Quigley speaking at State of Digital Money in Los Angeles yesterday
Had a chance to record the opening keynote for those interested. More may be read about State of Digital Money 2017 on their website.
Venture capital executive and leading investor in blockchain and cryptocurrency based companies will talk about the role new digital currencies are playing in trade and ecommerce worldwide. Quigley will review the transformative potential of these new cryptographic technologies and the practical challenges of their acceptance in a globally regulated environment. He will also present his thoughts on the use cases and the industries where cryptos are likely to first gain mass adoption.
7bi people in the world and 3 mi wallets in use, and they already have so much power. Great potential to grow.
thanks for making this video @virtualgrowth
Perhaps great potential for "virtualgrowth"? :)
This was fascinating to listen to. I have to agree that convenience for the consumer is one of the most pressing issues for digital currencies.
Thank you for sharing this VG!
Welcome, Thought it was a good video to catch before diving into representing OpenLedger and explaining blockchain and cryptocurrency things to all sorts of people.
A wise move indeed.
Good for you -- Is that your new gig?
Very interesting and useful information @virtualgrowth, success always for you my friend
Thank you, glad you enjoyed.
Thank for sharing the video. Can't wait to hear some of the interesting things from this event.
Welcome, seems I have some interesting things to write about soon.
Thank you for this sir!
Welcome!, More to share soon too.
I look forward to more like this.
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