Thanks for your post.

Most of us grew up thinking about money in terms of paper dollars or digits on your bank's website. If you had told people one hundred years ago that money would eventually be stored as bits and bytes in mainframe computers, the majority would have laughed at you. But that's the world we live in today! Is it such a stretch of the imagination to believe that soon money will be backed by sound math (cryptography), networks, and strong decentralized communities?