I know that blockchain technology is really potential in the transaction management model and some things about data provision. But it is really difficult to apply in other areas like real estate and other types of services.
I think that blockchain technology should only be used in making Peer to Peer transactions, besides that it should not be present in other areas. applying it will cost a lot of money and time and still be difficult to achieve supreme efficiency.
Topic: 4th industrial revolution and what part in it blockchain might play (Read 279 times)
October 13, 2019, 11:13:37 PM
October 13, 2019, 11:04:49 PM
Billions of data needs to be secure, its very timely that blockchain is invented. It will play a big part in economic change and growth, every businesses will soon implement this technology in every processes and transactions they conduct opening a new age of efficiency.
Actually I consider 4th Industrial revolution as AI and Blockchain, somehow I find very interesting if AI will be involved in every blockchain projects. Though Im not sure whether their is already existing project that integrates the two concept since I just read it before with Microsoft trying to research this. Although blockchain and AI have great potential in their own right, I just can’t help but wonder what they may achieve if their combined together. Both technologies are can be efficient on their own but think of it when they are together in a project, it could potentially pave the way for a much more transparent, and efficient world.
October 13, 2019, 10:47:52 PM
the 4th industrial revolution issue has become a global issue lately, every governments in various countries are trying to socialize to the industrial players so as not to lag behind other countries that have started upgrading their systems. because what I know of the 4th industrial revolution is very closely related to information technology. if cryptocurrency, permitted by the government to participate , I am sure, the cryptocurrency and blockchain system will strongly support integration with any system to be built by industry players.
October 13, 2019, 03:42:10 PM
It is clear that the world situation is so dynamic and changeable that every theory is destined to be surpassed by reality. (let's think about what happened in ten years ...).
In this context, the blockchain certainly has its weight, and will make a major contribution to the creation of a different model of society.
In this context, the blockchain certainly has its weight, and will make a major contribution to the creation of a different model of society.
October 13, 2019, 02:34:12 PM
Of course, it can be extended and improved, bitcoin itself is the extended and improved version of money. However, just because blockchain can extend and improve it doesn't mean people will pick it over wiring money right away. It will take time, some people will find out about it, test it and will like it and do that while others won't even touch it.
I have been a freelancer who worked for himself for the past 3 years and whenever I talk with someone about a job you know how they react when I tell them I work for bitcoins? There are still tons of people who think that is literally illegal, like not even risky investment or something, they think it is literally illegal.
So, we have a looooong way to go for people to see bitcoin as an alternative to anything which also goes for blockchain. If we don't care about bitcoin and what happens to it then we can separate the blockchain idea from bitcoin and maybe market that but I doubt that is in our interest.
I have been a freelancer who worked for himself for the past 3 years and whenever I talk with someone about a job you know how they react when I tell them I work for bitcoins? There are still tons of people who think that is literally illegal, like not even risky investment or something, they think it is literally illegal.
So, we have a looooong way to go for people to see bitcoin as an alternative to anything which also goes for blockchain. If we don't care about bitcoin and what happens to it then we can separate the blockchain idea from bitcoin and maybe market that but I doubt that is in our interest.
October 11, 2019, 02:14:35 AM
Yea, the fourth industrial revolution is the new buzzword in the industry lately. 
I think we are living in very exciting times, where we will see the things that was only seen in movies, like flying cars and autonomous vehicles that are driven by computer AI.
Blockchain technology would not just revolutionize the financial industry, because the immutability of a decentralized Blockchain can be used by several other non-financial industries. 
I think we are living in very exciting times, where we will see the things that was only seen in movies, like flying cars and autonomous vehicles that are driven by computer AI.
Blockchain technology would not just revolutionize the financial industry, because the immutability of a decentralized Blockchain can be used by several other non-financial industries.
October 11, 2019, 01:54:29 AM
Billions of data needs to be secure, its very timely that blockchain is invented. It will play a big part in economic change and growth, every businesses will soon implement this technology in every processes and transactions they conduct opening a new age of efficiency.
October 10, 2019, 11:36:15 AM
To drive the fourth industrial revolution, blockchain technology needs to be combined with Artificial Intelligence to help alter some very steady and common technologies which we seem to assume today. Blockchain will play a major role in decentralizing the ownership and sharing of data as well as improve the security of private data.
October 09, 2019, 12:52:10 PM
I wouldn't say that it would be a industrial revolution especially when the only affected entities are just big corporations taking advantage of the blockchain technology. Although its clear to me that Blockchain is ahead by a few steps from cryptocurrencies if you really want an industrial revolution to happen you should look for the mass adoption that will happen with cryptocurrencies as this would affect everyone not just corporations having their own versions of blockchain. Could you imagine a world that a lot of establishments are accepting cryptocurrencies? This would just signify a change in the economy and the world as we know it, we now have a good alternative for credit cards and debit cards as well as Paypal to pay goods and services.
Sure! I do agree 100% But in my opinion, the mass adoption will come from big corporations and the massive user base of customers they already have. Imagine if all the new samsung phones already have the native hard wallet for crypto storage (https://www.coindesk.com/samsung-at-last-adds-bitcoin-functionality-to-its-blockchain-phones) and if they put preinstalled blockchain base apps like Lympo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AenafGYSrho&t=) (have your English subtitles on) for me it doesn't get more obvious than that
Please share your opinion, how do you think in what way the mass adoption will be reached for crypto and the blockchain applications October 08, 2019, 10:02:09 PM
I think people are forgetting that humanity has been able to wire money to each other with ease for a long long time now.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
Maybe in your country sending money through wire transfer is easy, fast and cheap, but wiring money in my own country is really not a child’s play here, if you consider the amount of money you have to pay to be able to get your money wired, you will never want to go near using wire transfer services and to me, I think this is the greatest things that bitcoin has done for us in our country.People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
We are no longer at the mercy of some of these banks when it comes to sending money abroad, with bitcoin now, it is so easy to send money to lots of our loved ones for either personal purpose, school purpose or business purpose, which has never really been easy as much it is now with bitcoin, so to me, if bitcoin really becomes adopted, it will supersede the use of wire transfer.
It is where Bitcoin is very strong, in terms of remittance. Remittance using Bitcoin is almost hassle-free. No need to provide a lot of information the banks and remittance centers are asking. They ask you how much, where the money comes from, who sends it, how are you related, asks for at least a couple of IDs, for what purpose it is used, and so on. And then the payment is high. With Bitcoin, no more of these hassles and the fee is very low.
October 08, 2019, 10:20:31 AM
I think people are forgetting that humanity has been able to wire money to each other with ease for a long long time now.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
Maybe in your country sending money through wire transfer is easy, fast and cheap, but wiring money in my own country is really not a child’s play here, if you consider the amount of money you have to pay to be able to get your money wired, you will never want to go near using wire transfer services and to me, I think this is the greatest things that bitcoin has done for us in our country.People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
We are no longer at the mercy of some of these banks when it comes to sending money abroad, with bitcoin now, it is so easy to send money to lots of our loved ones for either personal purpose, school purpose or business purpose, which has never really been easy as much it is now with bitcoin, so to me, if bitcoin really becomes adopted, it will supersede the use of wire transfer.
October 08, 2019, 02:31:10 AM
I think we need to make a distinction: the ideal is decentralisation rather than blockchain (for me at least). We need a decentralised currency, as this moves power away from the corrupting influence of banks and governments. Blockchain comes in because it solves the trust problem in a decentralised system. Blockchain is a great way to establish a consensus and inviolable 'truth' of transaction history, and removes the need for one party in a transaction to have trust in the other party. So I think blockchain is a method to achieve the goal of decentralisation, rather than blockchain being the goal in itself. We shouldn't necessarily be thinking 'what can blockchain do', but rather 'what can decentralisation do, and how can blockchain help to achieve this'.
October 07, 2019, 10:16:43 AM
For example, banks may start using blockchain as a means of data keeping and recording transactions. However, they may not be moving towards a decentralised money supply for obvious reasons.
There are various degrees of decentralization though. Banks could potentially distribute their data amongst other banks and institutions, but don't actually allow any other entity outside their trusted circle to participate.People often think that there is only one type of decentralization, but there is much more depending on who you want to trust, and what the actual goal is. Bitcoin level of decentralization mostly isn't needed at all.
Banks don't need blockchains to do so. They have been using databases for years now, and not once did they run into troubles. It's efficient already, but they pretend that it is slow so that you keep paying for faster service.
October 07, 2019, 06:47:58 AM
I think people are forgetting that humanity has been able to wire money to each other with ease for a long long time now.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
A good point, but this can be extended and improved by blockchain. I'm thinking specifically of smart contract platforms here. Ethereum for example could be used to write contracts that stipulate that the money is sent whenever a certain set of conditions is fulfilled. So at the moment I would imagine the wiring of money is done with a lot of manual intervention, but in the future we can use smart contracts on blockchain to increase speed and efficiency and drive down costs. And really we are not just speeding up the process and making it more secure, we are also improving accuracy, we are creating a consensus immutable record for traceability, and we are eliminating (or at least minimising) any manual intervention and its associated costs and delays.
October 07, 2019, 05:04:36 AM
I think that it'll be either driven by decentralisation and/or the use of blockchain. It's quite unclear right now though whether or not the two of the aforementioned movements will be done in conjunction with one another, or independently.
For example, banks may start using blockchain as a means of data keeping and recording transactions. However, they may not be moving towards a decentralised money supply for obvious reasons.
Vice versa, society might move towards decentralisation and create a paradigm shift, but may do so with a different means like DAG. I doubt this will happen because of what bitcoin offers already, especially with LN which offers more scalability, but it's a remote possibility.
For example, banks may start using blockchain as a means of data keeping and recording transactions. However, they may not be moving towards a decentralised money supply for obvious reasons.
Vice versa, society might move towards decentralisation and create a paradigm shift, but may do so with a different means like DAG. I doubt this will happen because of what bitcoin offers already, especially with LN which offers more scalability, but it's a remote possibility.
October 07, 2019, 04:35:48 AM
I think people are forgetting that humanity has been able to wire money to each other with ease for a long long time now.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
People think thanks to bitcoin everyone will be able to send money to each other globally but that has been something possible for the past 20+ years now.
Yeah, bitcoin makes it easier but with the improvements in banking it will become much simpler without crypto as well. Someone in Japan will be able to work with an Estonian company and pay them via bank wires and get their item. Not cash, not credit card, not crypto, just wire money from one bank account to another.
I know a guy who manufactures some items for funfairs and dude sells like 100k euro worth of stuff each time and he has constant orders so whenever one of his jobs ends another starts and dude just gets his money wired to him for the past decade or so, it is not as hard as people imagine it would be.
October 06, 2019, 02:47:59 PM
Industrial Revolution is basically an overhaul change/ revolution in the mechanism of industries and ways of producing goods and services. As far as I know blockchain is a wonder of the world which has the capabilities of secured storage and transmission of data. As you are saying that 4th revolution could be data driven then I think we already our experiencing such revolution even without inculcating blockchain properly. I mean you must have heard of UX designing or analytics. Every key and click on our keyboard is tracked down by the major internet giants who use this information for broadcasting of services of the users paying for advertising. I think this already has given a 4th Industrial Revolution. Blockchain can't be directly linked to production processes and industries but yes with higher adoption of blockchain data storage and transfer could become really easy.
We are now in the era where if data is considered as the new oil and anybody on the control of data can make good money out of them. No wonder why data is becoming a highly regulated commodity as the government is stepping in to the game making sure that rules are being followed in the gathering and utilization of data. Now, blockchain technology is coming at just the opportune time as this technology can be revolutionizing everything on data and the way we are using them.
Things are falling into right places. The revolution of the internet starting the spark of the 4th revolution as this is paving the way for new technologies to be developed and be implemented. This can be the reason why the internet was called as the information super highway. Now, we are on the verge of another big revolution with the blockchain technology at the helm. It would not be a big surprise why big and famous companies are now staking their future with the use of the blockchain and even with cryptocurrency because they already have a clear vision of the future that we are now creating.
Nice Comparison Data is the new oil of 21st Century one who owns it, controls it & can use it in a way to sell services and products can become King soon.
We are now in the era where if data is considered as the new oil and anybody on the control of data can make good money out of them. No wonder why data is becoming a highly regulated commodity as the government is stepping in to the game making sure that rules are being followed in the gathering and utilization of data. Now, blockchain technology is coming at just the opportune time as this technology can be revolutionizing everything on data and the way we are using them.
Things are falling into right places. The revolution of the internet starting the spark of the 4th revolution as this is paving the way for new technologies to be developed and be implemented. This can be the reason why the internet was called as the information super highway. Now, we are on the verge of another big revolution with the blockchain technology at the helm. It would not be a big surprise why big and famous companies are now staking their future with the use of the blockchain and even with cryptocurrency because they already have a clear vision of the future that we are now creating.
Thanks for the reply! You are right the 4th industrial revolution had already begun
Since this is a forum for blockchain and crypto, Do you see companies like Lympo leading the way forward for the rest of the community? If you seen any other crypto projects with that much potential please share! 
October 06, 2019, 12:53:30 PM
I wouldn't say that it would be a industrial revolution especially when the only affected entities are just big corporations taking advantage of the blockchain technology. Although its clear to me that Blockchain is ahead by a few steps from cryptocurrencies if you really want an industrial revolution to happen you should look for the mass adoption that will happen with cryptocurrencies as this would affect everyone not just corporations having their own versions of blockchain. Could you imagine a world that a lot of establishments are accepting cryptocurrencies? This would just signify a change in the economy and the world as we know it, we now have a good alternative for credit cards and debit cards as well as Paypal to pay goods and services.
October 06, 2019, 12:37:37 PM
Blockchain would help the financial system in industrial revolution but banks would not let cryptocurrency take over them and so the government. Decentralized system is scary where the core of the society is speculation and theory. Blockchain should be adopted in a well manner, where there will be halfway for purpose and efficiency rather than just speed of transactions. Japan are trying to provide an international network for cryptocurrency like SWIFT that is used by banks to avoid frauds but Japan stated that it is still unclear how the network would work and so proposing and testing are still on process. Blockchain will level up the ongoing revolution as it is applicable on various fields not only in terms of financial and security.
I don't think banks really care. They make their money by charging interest on lending.
But development crypto will continue not only to become a currency, it could be that in future blockchain and crypto technology will be able to get rid of bank loan system. Therefore, many banks do not approve of crypto, because they are also worried that people will not keep their money in bank and keep in mind that banks do not live on loans but on savings of customers who are playing.
Blockchain doesn't interfere with that at all, instead it makes the movement of money cheaper.
It's governments who don't like blockchain (because it usurps the govt's function of being the sole issuer of money).
It's governments who don't like blockchain (because it usurps the govt's function of being the sole issuer of money).
In my opinion the government does not need to worry about that, if they cannot print money but they still have full authority in managing digital money. Well like a centralized crypto, they still have regulations and are supervised.
October 06, 2019, 12:18:11 PM
Every IEO/ICO created on this forum wanted to take part if not to be on top of that 4th Industrial revolution. I do not think Lympo project is that especial. I have seen several projects that utilizes data and monetized it. Check Bittorent, Datum, Cova UNity, DatabrokerDAO, etc. I am sure the stated company/project aims to be on the top of the 4th industrial revolution.
Every ICO/IEO on this forum wanted to scam investors by running away with their money, simple as that. Few if any developers actually care about making a successful project. Just look at ICO ANN's from 1-2 years ago, and check where they are now - you'll notice that almost every single one of them has been abandoned, and the price of their token went to almost zero.
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