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Quote from: mzr on May 05, 2019, 05:29:36 PM

What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

financial service, gaming industry, educations, real estate and many more
i'm sure mass adoptions on Blockchain technology is already begin my friend
and all of people in this community should be happy, because we are the first in this industry
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Quote from: mzr on May 05, 2019, 05:29:36 PM

What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

Anything on blockchain can be adopted, inasmuch as it is serving the purpose for which it is meant for.

Not only that, adoption becomes much easier for innovative productions

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I think of transactions, all transactions such as tax payments, electricity, insurance and even cigarettes
so far, such a concept has the most potential to be immediately realized and adopted en masse because I see that the way people shop has changed, the way people transact will also change and the blockchain is technology that has the potential to support it.

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Quote from: mzr on May 05, 2019, 05:29:36 PM

What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

I think all financial services might be suitable to be integrated with blockchain. but unfortunately all of that was hindered by regulation. so it's difficult to implement it now.

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Quote from: mzr on May 05, 2019, 05:29:36 PM

What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

Its more on the IT services or any job that is related to the services of every blockchain technology. The adoption also need a work force so it can give more works to people. If the government will adopt this one, they will create team to study and to develop new usage of blockchain.

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Indeed if the governments will adopt crypto or blockchain technology there can be mass adoption, but first governments maybe will not let all companies to use only blockchain for what companies want, but in future i think will happen.

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Quote from: mzr on May 05, 2019, 05:29:36 PM

What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

Too many jobs will be produced if most of the establishments, gov't facilities and other businesses if most of them will come up to adopt blockchain technology. It isn't just all about the token creation, exchanges and other related stuffs. But it's all about on how it will upgrade the usual service that we're using with those services. I'm not thinking about the cutting of jobs just because of this but instead I'm positive of looking that more developers would love to actually know and study about it.

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Some government have already started adopting the blockchain technology and the full adoption will create entirely a new world system, this will push out so many practices that we know at moment. For instance, it will reduce the labour force in offices that are majorly concern with data collection like the population commissions/agencies or organization. It will also reduce the electoral staffs. Also, many computer operating jobs will fissle out and replaced by few programmers and coders.

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What are the services and jobs that most likely will be suppressed and which will be created by Blockchain adoption?

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