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Topic: [2015-09-02] Goldman Sachs analyst: blockchain will change the way we think abou (Read 286 times)

legendary
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"a recent Goldman Sachs survey revealed that about 51% of the U.S. millennials had never used bitcoin and did not plan to do so in the future." I wonder why?

The whole argument about Bitcoin volatility will soon be a non-issue once Bitcoin is distributed to more people as it goes mainstream. A few smaller whales can currently shift the market with small amounts, but as more Bitcoin is released and sold to more people, things will settle down and Bitcoin will become less volatile. ^I hope^

Let's not forget that most startup projects goes through the same volatility in the early days.  Huh
legendary
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the blockchain has already changed it. we only need the majority or at least a large party to start using the blockchain. but if they do so it will most likely be their own created blockchain.
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Goldman Sachs analyst: blockchain will change the way we think about asset ownership
Heath Terry, an Global Investment Research analyst at Goldman Sachs, stated that the blockchain technology offered many advantages for various types of assets and “the ability to transfer ownership of digital goods”.
http://www.coinfox.info/news/2921-goldman-sachs-analyst-blockchain-will-change-the-way-we-think-about-asset-ownership
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