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Topic: [2017-02-20]Why Asia may lead in blockchain adoption sooner than expected (Read 937 times)

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Asia is taking the lead in the race to adopt the distributed ledger technology – commonly known as blockchain – with financial hubs such as Hong Kong and Singapore, says the Managing Director Asia-Pacific for Ripple, Dilip Rao.

This view is somewhat supported by a latest report that says Asia, especially China, is home to about a third of the 22 fintech unicorns – startups valued at more than a billion dollar – that are globally valued at $74b in aggregate.

http://news.8btc.com/why-asia-may-lead-in-blockchain-adoption-sooner-than-expected

The U.S., with its Byzantine financial regulations, will be left behind as the center of financial power moves to Asia, and will become just another in a long line of those crumbled empires with nothing better to do than to wax nostalgic about their former glories.
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Asia is taking the lead in the race to adopt the distributed ledger technology – commonly known as blockchain – with financial hubs such as Hong Kong and Singapore, says the Managing Director Asia-Pacific for Ripple, Dilip Rao.

This view is somewhat supported by a latest report that says Asia, especially China, is home to about a third of the 22 fintech unicorns – startups valued at more than a billion dollar – that are globally valued at $74b in aggregate.

http://news.8btc.com/why-asia-may-lead-in-blockchain-adoption-sooner-than-expected
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