#LearningGeneration & QuarterBillionGirls.comcelebrate 25-35 year old professionals as most educated, connected and goodwill multiplying beings the human race has ever generated- help global youth to link in companion research such as YunusUni.com alibabuni.com brac.tv and world bank Jim Kim's 2030now invitation to millennials ... could elearning amplify impacts of millennial collaboration networks more than any other innovation? M-maps : 1) Africa 2 Medics 3... you tell us rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com or chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk valuetrue.com washington dc 301 881 1655 What do you want the purpose of markets to be. we citizens of sustainable earth - 7.5 billion people - have one last chance to vote on (and app blockchain) the purpose of health service or of schools or of banking or of food production or of energy or water or charities/faith or government or policing or of media or mobile technology. What purpose do you want those who spend their life on a markets purpose to serve and lead. WELCOME TO MARKETSREALITY.COM AND BLOCKCHAINOPEN.COM - don tapscott video 2016-blockchain gives us another kick at the chain of value or transcript or bookclub - unrivaled by anything since the internet itself began. (Related Tapscott 2012 transcript value open -2 shocking things about lateness of first million$ teacher summit, ethereum ,BC & BernersLee ,Vint Cerf, andreesen , Branson , de soto, open source , wang wei, yew kiat, imogen heap steve case doc searls joi ito cluetrain

Thursday, April 21, 2022

1 WHY DID HUMAN DEV ECONOMICS START TO BECOME A PR BUSINESS 1962-4

 related resource TeachforSDGs.com No one reason but

1962 EU common agricultural policy ended its defining purpose (Messina 1955) of peace to all - it restarted the corn laws that the economist in 1850s with Queen Victoria had got the british empire to repeal. The British repeal had come too late to stop about a seventh of Irish people from starving. Setting monopoly prices and supply in the richest part of the old world. The EU prevented  former colonies from developing their agricultural economies optimally

The EU policy also spiraled problems at any to the EU - on way of selectively including new countries which were developed enough to join in

then in 1963 kennedy was assassinated:

this ended his understanding of urgent building of interdependent world

this accelerated what became the cold war race face off between USA and USSR to sponsor rival dictators not sustain local peoples sustainable development as such

internally it muddled any real "lives matter" progress between en whites and blacks- and as for the mexican border by now, the cia was importing drugs

and satellite tv started beaming in stories around the world - americans did not want to hear that developing world lives were stagnating - so aid became an image business of western commercial tv

and, were strange working practices- soon the world bank union negotiated developing nation experts had the right to be stationed in world bank hq comfort for 9 months a year and costly pensioms toboot

meanwhile usaid subcontracted most relief and development work - its not in subcontactors interests to train local people our of the own subcontracting

and there was the british empire - the pound sterling as a worldwide currency had spent all its reserve assets in saving europe from hitler- up to half the world's independence gave broken top down systems (and borders that had been used to divide an conquer rival cultures) so local rulers who had no more preparation for what they had inherited than you or I might have (often with primitive tax collection systems and transparency of land rights)

10 years after the eu's ending of agricultural responsibility- the extraordinary new nation of bangladesh emerges from what had been the double colonisation by Britain and then nearly 25 years by Pakistan - so poor that the national gov left 90% of the population without electricity grids largely to develop their own means of survival (agriculture, health, education)

miraculoysly a young asian oil company ceo , FAZLE ABED,  steps in and devotes the remaining 50 years of his life (innovating bottom up servant leadership -paulo freire franciscan model) to developing microfranchises - designed so nearly every village mother could replicate local small enterprises until there was sufficient rice not to starve, veggie vitamins not to stunt the body- sufficient basic local medicines to start raising life expectancy from 25 below world average. To Abed 3e's mattered in designing mucrofranchises- effective (served purpose) , efficient (positive cash flow because they couldnt be beaten for price, quality, value provided mother worked hard). Fortunately Abed's first responsibility was for 100000 person metavillage so he could design the wholesale value chains the villagers needed in such a way that national ownership of core agricultural markets could be put in ownership trust of the poorest village mothers.

During brac's first decade, there was among people with american connections mainly the chen family to write up brac's dev marketing reality- which martha did fter 8 years of being employee number 3 (to Mt and Mrs Abed) at brac- soon after this muhammad yunus started up grameen bank with a government ordinance but the new economics model of aid had 11 years prior consolidation around Bangladesh Rural Advancement Collaboration. We have learnt a loot from Muhammad Yunus but the entreperenurial revolution of the world's most effective development model out of extreme poverty can only be understood by clarifying the foundation grassroots networks of the womrn business ladies of BRAC- farmers health servants teachers crafts people climate adaptation connectors inter-generational investors in sustainable communi8ty building -and that's part 1 during the 25 yeras to 1995 that village mneant bno electricity grids. Then came solar and mobile and the greatest digital vilage leapfroging collaborations to end poverty

Yunus grew up  in his family''s jewelry business in Chittagong and his life was changed with a round the world trip to the annual boy scouts summit in Canada about the same time mud 1950s that Abed who was 4 years older had started studying Engineering in Glasgow. Yunus own strudies took him as Fulbright scholar to Van De Bilt Tenessee as a graduate the year that bussing and other discrimimation against blacks was enbded. He took to extrovertly to youth networking and brilliant speechmaking in ways that were later to compelement Engineer Abed. But this still dthis oes not explain how/why when USA started to annually celebrate microcreditsummits from 1997- Yunus stories instead of Abed curricula got 99% of showtime - other than in USA human development economics is led by PR not reality-making. (see also my triple special issue editing journal of marketing management - 1999 - brand reality -why 21st will desperately need to search for purposeful organisation and market's deepest purposes.

BRING REALITY BACK TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT _CAN 2020s GET REAL IN TIME FOR SDGS & ESG TO MARRY EACH OTHER OUT OF NEW YORK AND ALL SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL OR OTHER$ CAPITALS AND COLLAB CUPERCITIES AND GLOBAL VILLAGES?

Aned,ooc.com has taken 16 visits by graduate journalists to present www.abedmooc.com - this is based on abed's last 10 yera sof peratnership collaborations  inclucing 20 years of brac universoity as well as going back to 1972 to understand how each microfranchi8se building block sequentially developed throigh what became one billion poorest asian development peacrices.

Sunday, February 28, 2021

excited by support at january's davos agenda for requiring leaders who come to glasgow cop26 to audit purpose at level of trillion dollars global markets- if we know which leaders are both collaborating and competing round the most sustainable purpose of each trillion dollar market - we can escapre the 30 year compounding maths error of not auditing corporate goodwill /intangibles around exponentials that will determine our species futureoflife.org

as an MA in stats CORPUS CHRISTI CANTAB MY FRIENDS AND I particularly welcome nominations of who to profile in our first pack of cards of worldrecordjobs.com

as well as adam smith and von neumann


we vote for fazle abed - purpose of ngos
\lee kuan yew - purpose of island nation with less than .1% of the world's population
-health service purposes of women like nightingale & curie
-aibfor inclusion purpose of fe-fei li
votes welcome chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

Thursday, December 28, 2017

would welcome debate of any of the 17 or any others at blog Investing in Millennials Goals and Collaboration Networks www.blockchainopen.com 




three that stood out from the experts pick at Herein lies 17 decentralized technology predictions for 2017


16. Asia will begin to flex its muscle as India and China roll out skilled blockchain developers, products, and capital
India is known for being the world’s hotbed of technical support and system integration. I foresee thousands of Solidity experts coming from Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and other places from leading system integrators like Accenture, Synechron, Tech Mahindra, and Wipro.
China will also have deep developer pools, but rather than serving as the backbone to the world, their blockchain technology and brainpower will reside locally on the hundreds of Chinese smart city projects and internal banking applications which are perfect use cases for blockchain.
MIT- Yongling Li, Yanliu Lin and Stan GeertmanAbstract Since IBM brought the concept of “Smarter planet” in China in 2009, smart cites construction has become a new trend of urban development. By 2013, there were 193 approved pilot projects of smart cities in China. Smart city has been viewed as a key strategy to promote industrialization, informatization, and urbanization. The rapid development of smart cities in China is largely attributed to the cooperation between IT companies and the government. This paper will study how smart cities have been developed in China. It will pay particularly attention to the roles and relationships of various actors (including the government, market and society) in the development of smart city, which further divided into four layers, that is, sensor layer, network layer, platform layer and application layer. This article will finally summarize Chinese experiences on the development of smart cities and giving the visions of future development. 
12. As global energy markets continue to decentralize, their natural neural network will be peer-to-peer blockchains
In 2016 we continued to witness evolution, growth and progress across this interdisciplinary engineering science sector as energy technologies improve and deliver efficient, safe, environmentally friendly and economical extraction, conversion, transmission, storage and use of energy. As technology drivers accelerate we are also seeing the emergence of new business models focused on peer-to-peer interactions across the grid and this is precisely where Ethereum has a tremendous opportunity to add efficiency gains in 2017. As the physical infrastructure of the grid continues to decentralize and more prosumers come online, ConsenSys is working hard to re-imagine and build solutions at the business logic and transactional layers in an attempt to more elegantly describe what is happening in the real world as these changes occur. We are building next generation Ethereum enabled smart grid technologies with our utility and power production friends and partners all over the world.
2017 will be the year that the average person begins to understand that blockchains aren’t just an upgrade to our database and Internet, but rather tools to re-architect social, financial and political systems.
The key question asked will be: How much should we pay to trust each other?
Ethereum smart-contract blockchain systems will actuate near frictionless price discovery mechanisms for intermediation. Intermediaries like banks, accountants, notaries, custodians, trustees, agents may have to begin to find higher value propositions for customers as the cost of trust will plummet. The macro net result should be greater value to the counter-parties of a transaction and less value to the intermediary. Moreover, there will be anthropological research and writing on the value (or lack thereof) of the “middleman” in 2017 similar to the way Nobel laureate Ronald Coaseexplained efficiencies in “The Nature of The Firm”.

Monday, December 25, 2017

When a man is tired of quickfire blockchain pitch-offs, he is tired of life. And there was plenty of vitality and variety on display last night (30th March 2016) as 10 blockchain startups hawked their wares at London's Digital Catapult.
It's always good to see Bitnation taking a stand. "We are anarchists. We are very open about that," Abhimanyu Dayal, representing, told judges who wanted to know how governments around the world would respond to the prospect of being essentially outsourced to the blockchain. "It's already happening. We have signed an agreement with the Estonian government," answered Dayal.
Bitnation believes that borders amount to Apartheid, and that human rights should allow jurisdictional arbitrage so that laws themselves can be appraised via a peer-to-peer system of reputation. It was also interesting to hear a pitch from "The Humanitarian Blockchain", a developing-world human-rights blockchain initiative, being built out of Bitnation.
One of two winners on the night, Blockverify, uses blockchain, QR codes and 2D barcodes to authenticate products ranging from luxury goods to pharmaceuticals. Provenance and supply chains have become a busy blockchain space, so it was refreshing to hear about a cure for counterfeit medicine. Pavlo Tanasyuk, founder of Blockverify, pointed out that 10% of all medicine worldwide is currently counterfeit, and as much as 30% in some countries. "If you think about these numbers, it's like three jumbo jets full of people crashing every day because of using counterfeit medicine."
Tanasyuk said that Blockverify is working with a large partner in the pharmaceutical arena and aims to facilitate new European regulations coming in 2017, whereby pharmacies would have to certify medicines at point of sale.

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The Digital Catapult Centre in London

The other winner, as voted by the audience, was Smoogs.io, which does micropayments for digital content, pricing it "below the pain point of customers". Founder Neha Murarka provided a solid and well-measured pitch stating that the system would allow content, such as ebooks, to be sold in increments – a chapter or a page at a time.
She said that Smoogs.io was working with a couple of partners: one offering video tutorials and another, a self-publisher looking for alternatives to the likes of Amazon. Micropayments and cryptocurrencies are an intuitive match. However, it must be said this space is already rather well marked out by the likes of Satoshipay, which also offers slices of digital content of any size. That is not to say there's no room for more players within crypto and micropayments; clearly it's getting tougher to come up with untapped use cases within blockchain these days.
With this in mind, a must-mention is Creative Barcode. This start-up provides a blockchained record of intellectual property, but its USP (for my money, a winning proposition) is its focus on Unregistered Design Rights. Founder Maxine Horn's background is in design and the start-up has forged partnerships with leading agencies and institutions in that area. She said: "There are more than seven million unregistered industrial designs launched every year. There is no licencing infrastructure, no easily accessible design ownership data and no easy way to trade."
She added: "3D printing is going to disrupt the entire design and manufacturing sector. In the near future 3D printers will be affordable to consumers. So that's going to open up a whole new market to licence 3D designs, not just by businesses, but by consumers." Sadly, this is yet another application of blockchain that threatens to put lawyers out of a job. Sniff.

Also worth a mention was ICHAIN, an IoT application designed by Andrei Baloiu to preserve hashes of frames/videos in CCTV systems to the blockchain for additional security. Asked how pressing this use case was, Baloiu said that critical CCTV footage can quite often be tampered with or "lost". He had also rigged a Raspberry Pi to capture a frame of the audience, which was then added to the Bitcoin blockchain.

Saturday, April 8, 2017

Ethereum Appcoin Matchpool CEO Suspected of Mishandling ICO Funds

   
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This week the Ethereum-based Matchpool CEO is facing scrutiny. The co-founder is accused of withdrawing Initial Coin Offering (ICO) funds from the project’s multi-signature account. According to sources, people witnessed 37 thousand ether leave the projects’ ICO address.

Ethereum Appcoin Matchpool CEO Suspected of Mishandling ICO Funds

CEO of the Ethereum-Based Matchpool Accused of Shady ActivityOver the past twelve months, the cryptocurrency community has had a fervent relationship with Initial Coin Offerings and the tethered appcoins involved with these crowdfunds. Millions of dollars have been raised by ICOs, and speculators believe quite a few of the projects have little to offer. Another problem is people’s perception of fund management. One issue arose this week as the project Matchpool‘s CEO Yonatan Ben Shimon was accused of mishandling ICO funds.
Matchpool calls itself a decentralized matchmaking protocol that claims to use Ethereum smart contracts within its application. The project has a two-year roadmap and a token called “Guppy,” which “will play an integral role in its development,” the Matchpool team explains. With the projects marketing techniques and plans the Matchpool organization raised $5.7 million worth of ether in 48 hours during its crowdsale.

37500 ETH Leaves Matchpool’s ICO Multi-Sig Address  

Shortly after the successful crowdfunding, one of the co-founders of Matchpool, Philip Saunders, detailed he was leaving the project. Furthermore, Matchpool investors were shocked to hear that $1.6 million in ether was removed from the ICO multi-signature address. Matchpool’s co-founder writes;
Over the last two days, 37500 ETH has been withdrawn from the multi-sig wallet by the CEO Yonatan Ben Shimon without any explanation or announcement due to the need for “hedging.” Yonatan keeps claiming he’s working with Bitcoin Suisse and it’s all ok, but so far I haven’t seen any evidence of this. I suggest you all demand and explanation and keep a close watch. In all likelihood your guppies are worthless.

‘Well Below Blockchain Project Standards’

CEO of the Ethereum-Based Matchpool Accused of Shady Activity
The former Matchpool co-founder Philip Saunders who left the project.
Shimon and his team were initially silent about the withdrawal, and investors are afraid they might’ve been taken.
However, team members have stated that funds are secured in bitcoin due to Ethereum volatility.
The news about the Matchpool situation immediately went viral across the cryptocurrency community throughout many social media platforms. The co-founder who left the team, Saunders said Matchpool was “well below the standards needed for a blockchain project” and because of the lack of transparency, he must leave.
Matchpool team members are denying all “exit scam” accusations and explained the funds were converted to bitcoin due to Ethereum’s recent price dive.
One of the other Matchpool co-founders believes a screenshot of the funds on a Trezor wallet confirms the money is safe alongside an address with $1.7 million BTC. However, many cryptocurrency enthusiasts are skeptical since Saunders has left with so many accusations on the table.
“We sold the Ether for Bitcoin to hedge against the volatility of the Ether price. We have the responsibility to build a great project and that is what we are going to do. You can see all the evidence of the cold Trezor wallet here,” Matchpool representative, Maximus Richardson explains.
We had a miscommunication within the team and I want to correct my original post. The funds were not sent to BitcoinSuisse. The funds were sent to a secure Trezor wallet, which can be seen below. It was a hectic day we’ve had a couple of sleepness nights so I apologise for the misinformation.
Matchpool has joined the ranks of the many appcoins who’ve raised millions in ICOs over the past year. Meanwhile, many have wondered how legal these types of crowdfunds are in the eyes of the law, especially after the DAO debacle last summer. With the Matchpool situation, it’s possible the funds were simply moved to escape volatility.
Yet, cryptocurrency spectators believe it is odd a co-founder left while leaving behind very serious accusations of shady activity. Exit scams in the crypto-world are not taken lightly.
What do you think about the shenanigans with Matchpool’s ICO funds? Let us know in the comments below.

Images via Shutterstock, Matchpool’s website, Linkedin, and Twitter.

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Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Sunday, December 4, 2016

 
TL;DR  In a week of milestones for open-source initiatives, we begin to see what the blockchain sector of the future will look like. (Read more in THE TAKEAWAY below.) 

TOP 5 STORIES ON COINDESK

History meets innovation. The UK’s Royal Mint, which for centuries has been trading gold and minting coins, is building a blockchain-based gold trading platform in partnership with US-based derivatives exchange CME Group. The platform, which aims to offer a more efficient way to invest in physical gold, could become operational as early as next year. Read more.

A big bitcoin bet. China-based Huiyin Group has announced the launch of a $20m fund – Huiyin Blockchain Ventures – for investing in bitcoin projects and initiatives. It has already invested in Indian bitcoin exchange Unocoin, content monetization platform Yours and e-commerce marketplace Purse.io. Read more.

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

4. Solar panels allow homeowners to generate electricity and share it with the grid. But by using blockchain, they could also sell it directly to other people, too. source mit news tiday

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

blockchainopen.com

rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if your city has major blockchain learning club - eg shenzhen
or to share fav references - eg tapscott ted:video /transcript/bookclub

what if there was an open university of blockchain coders and it was the number 1 collaboration search on the web - bravo coders4sustainability and all under30s who celebrate them and teachers of 7th grade sustainability MBA
ALIBABA: Ant Financial and the Microfinance Management arm of China’s Foundation for Poverty Alleviation (CFPA), China’s largest and most influential non-governmental organization that specializes in poverty alleviation, have reached a strategic co-operation agreement to expand a model that takes targeted measures to help people lift themselves out of poverty with the aid of the internet and now blockchain tech to more than 300 national and provincial counties within three years.
BLOCKCHAIN.com In an exclusive report by Andrew Quentson at Coin Journal – Ant Financial, the online payments affiliate of Alibaba and the world’s second most valuable private technology company with a market cap of more than $60 billion, have announced they are rolling out Blockchain technology for payments.The technology will be first applied to Alipay’s donation platform to improve transparency and provide a trust mechanism with each payment and spending of donations recorded on the Blockchain.Quentson reports:

Unlike America’s internet giants of Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook, the Chinese equivalent have begun exploring and investing in blockchain technology. Baidu, China’s google, invested in Circle, one of the biggest bitcoin companies. Tencent, owners of Wechat, joined a financial blockchain consortium with 30 other finance and tech firms and Ping An Bank, one of China’s financial conglomerates, joined R3.

wow dont you just ,love searching blockchain rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com

Three Small Economies Where Land Title Could Use Blockchain to ...

Observer-Oct 5, 2016
... these places may have a chance to leapfrog the developed world's old fashioned databases ... An immutable record of titles on a blockchain has certain advantages over a paper ... Land is a financial source, he explained.

9 things to know about blockchain in healthcare

Becker's Hospital Review-Oct 3, 2016
Blockchain is largely used the in financial industry, and the industry is ... Blockchain will leap frogpopulation health by providing trust where ...
Story image for leapfrog Bkash OR blockchain OR alipay OR "ali baba" OR :ant financial" from Health IT Central

Blockchain: Could it make interoperability issues a thing of the past?

Health IT Central-Oct 5, 2016
The younger sister to bitcoin - and once the domain of the financial ... “Blockchain will leap-frog population health by providing trust where none ...

the sharing revolution

Bangkok Post-Oct 5, 2016
Some of its backers even claim it could leapfrog traditional financial ... startup from South America, Democracy Earth, believes Blockchain could ...
Story image for leapfrog Bkash OR blockchain OR alipay OR "ali baba" OR :ant financial" from International Monetary Fund

Leveraging Financial Technology for the Underbanked

International Monetary Fund-Sep 19, 2016
Furusawa said financial inclusion is one key for promoting strong and stable ... example, using financial technology to leapfrog traditional banking systems ... through the use of digital currencies and blockchain technology.
Story image for leapfrog Bkash OR blockchain OR alipay OR "ali baba" OR :ant financial" from The New Yorker

Imagining a Cashless World

The New Yorker-Oct 2, 2016
... cell phones, mobile payments have begun to leapfrog over paper currency. ... The Swedish financial industry realized that fee-inclusive transaction ... has recently joined many of its peers in looking at blockchain technology.
Story image for leapfrog Bkash OR blockchain OR alipay OR "ali baba" OR :ant financial" from CoinJournal (blog)

China's Internet Giant to Roll Out Blockchain Tech for Payments

CoinJournal (blog)-Jul 11, 2016
Ant Financial, the online payments affiliate of Alibaba and the world's ...blockc


the sharing revolution


Bangkok Post-Oct 5, 2016

Some of its backers even claim it could leapfrog traditional financial ... startup from South America, Democracy Earth, believes Blockchain could ...
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International Monetary Fund-Sep 19, 2016

Furusawa said financial inclusion is one key for promoting strong and stable ... example, using financial technology to leapfrog traditional banking systems ... through the use of digital currencies and blockchain technology.
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Imagining a Cashless World The New Yorker-Oct 2, 2016

... cell phones, mobile payments have begun to leapfrog over paper currency. ... The Swedish financial industry realized that fee-inclusive transaction ... has recently joined many of its peers in looking at blockchain technology.
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CoinJournal (blog)-Jul 11, 2016

Ant Financial, the online payments affiliate of Alibaba and the world's ...blockchain tech and the internet may allow the country to leapfrog the ...
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ArabianBusiness.com-Oct 3, 2016

... Media City, and the Dubai International Finance Centre, Al Aleeli adds, helped ... to oversee the future sports sector; and the Global Blockchain Council, ... on imported technology and leapfrog foreign competitors in strategic ...
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strategy+business (registration) (blog)-Sep 12, 2016

The second is using digitization to leapfrog over the early stages of economic ... not just of finance and government concerns, but also of the relevant business, ... GCC leaders can also adopt blockchain, a recently developed ...

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Forbes India-Sep 20, 2016

We're doing it in such a way that we're not sharing your financial ... There, a disruption that I believe could occur is that India could leapfrog, just as we ... take on rivals like Alipay (launched by China's Alibaba Group in 2004), ...
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Quartz-Feb 18, 2016

The way mobile leapfrogged fixed lines communications in Africa, blockchain willleapfrog a lot of the financial infrastructure that exists today.”.
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South China Morning Post-Aug 25, 2016

That oversized financing round by Ant, which operates Chinese online payment platform Alipay, became the world's largest single private ...
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Bitcoin Magazine-Jun 15, 2016

The Exponential Finance 2016 conference, organized by Singularity ... stated thatfinancial blockchain applications will be measured in the trillions. ... for the developing world to “leapfrog” to the forefront of innovation.
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STRATFOR-Aug 25, 2016

In the financial, banking and lending services sectors, however, P2P will bring a sea ... Already, technology known as the blockchain, which harnesses idle ... in aggregate, leading to a leapfrog effect with new technologies.
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CIO-Mar 17, 2016

Blockchain will leap frog population health by providing trust where ... to patient records by directly linking information to clinical and financial ...
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CryptoCoinsNews-Aug 17, 2016

... now mainstream or on the verge of being mainstream, Ant Financial, an affiliate ... to bypass the banking sector and leapfrog their economies.
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CoinDesk-May 30, 2016

Dubai's Global Blockchain Council (GBC), a public-private initiative ... "We believe this is going to be a leapfrog in the adoption of the technology. ... VP of strategy at the government-administered financial free zone, the Dubai ...
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