Topic: [Blockchain] The NEW Trend Companies Should Follow To Survive The Next 5 Years.. (Read 142 times)

Well if companies will really implement the blockchain technology then will be good also for them and for people who works with that companies, will be more easy to check also for authorities if that companies are not make money laundering.

a new way to fool people! thought they are buying their future retirement. people should really be oriented with blockchain tech and how it really works on a specific company.
they are blindly investing in an empty can!!! and blame that crypto/blockchain is all but a hoax!

Adding blockchain related word to your business has in the last few years been a great way to boost its stocks.

A dozen companies that reaped rewards by putting “bitcoin” or “blockchain” in their name

https://qz.com/1175701/putting-bitcoin-or-blockchain-in-a-company-name-is-sometimes-enough-for-a-pop-on-the-stock-market/

You don't even need your own blockchain, just add bitcoin or blockchain to your company name, and people will buy up your stock.

For example, Bitcoin Services, formerly known as Tulip BioMed, saw its stock increase by as much as 42,500% in 2017

I wonder if you will call "salesman" IMF Chief as well...

IMF Chief Says Cryptocurrencies Are Shaking Up the System As Poll Shows Crypto Takeover in 5 Years.

International Monetary Fund managing director, Christine Lagarde, continues to acknowledge the growing impact of cryptocurrencies on traditional financial assets, and is calling for the need to act wisely and with regulatory solutions in mind.

Appearing at the IMF’s spring meeting on Wednesday and following a panel discussion on the global network of money and payments, Lagarde made several statements addressing blockchain and crypto.

Speaking to CNBC, Lagarde says,

“I think the role of the disruptors and anything that is using distributed ledger technology, whether you call it crypto assets, currencies, or whatever – and it’s far from the bitcoins that we used to talk about a year ago – that is clearly shaking the system.”

In an effort to maintain the integrity and stability of the financial system, which is being impacted by tech companies at a rapid pace, the IMF chief is advocating for regulatory restraints to guide the wave of innovators.

“They will have to be held accountable so that they can be fully trusted.”

“We don’t want innovation that would shake the system so much that we would lose the stability that is needed.”

In a recent Twitter poll conducted by the IMF, respondents indicate that cryptocurrencies will be widely accepted within the next five years, with the nascent technology eclipsing cash, mobile phone apps and bank cards as a method of payment.

A panel of 19 leaders in finance and technology have held two meetings in the recent past with IMF chief Lagarde to explore the overall impact of the latest technological innovations on the financial services sector. On November 14, 2018, the IMF held a High-Level Advisory Group meeting in Singapore focused on fintech.

Lagarde has expressed her concerns that incumbents who put their heads in the sand, while computer scientists push forward with scaling solutions to make cryptocurrencies go mainstream, will be cannibalized by the next era of fintech.

“I think in the banking system at large in many, many countries, the difference will not be between those who are disrupted and those who survive. The difference will be between those who are cannibalized because they’re not seeing it coming, and they’re not embracing it, and those who self-induce that cannibalization.”

https://dailyhodl.com/2019/04/13/imf-chief-says-cryptocurrencies-are-shaking-up-the-system-as-poll-shows-crypto-takeover-in-5-years/

overall there are people that "talking" and these that know what they are talking about.
How about you...?

It is obvious that majority of the companies, industries and service sector will upgrade themselve to blockchain tech because the next competition will be about efficiency and transparency that can only be provided by blockchain, im just waiting for the time when global companies like apple, microsoft and other giants will issue tokenized securities where anyone globally will be able to invest and also receive profit share.

where PLEASE did he say that you need to buy HIS product to survive the next 5 YEARS? This video is a neutral objective opinion, about what COMPANIES need to do in general (either NO BLOCKCHAIN COMPANIES) to survive the next 5 years! Sorry but did you even watch the clip? I suppose not, so don't spread any senseless shit.

Yup there is no need to quote the whole post, he should quoted what he only want to emphasize. Well, he did a small mistake and we hope he do better next time once he see our replies .
I knew it! Another shill. I thought this thread would be all about the aoplication of blockchain but it wasn't that's why I didn't watch the video anymore.

How much your bet? You might lose. Lol, just kidding. Anyway, I respect your opinion about that but I think it will not be dead after the next 5 years. If blockchain technology (bitcoin to be specific) able to survive starting from 2009 up to this date then for sure it will be stronger in the future.

Don't coonclude that blockchain technology is already a failed invention because it's no doubt that it gives us comfort and source of living. Besides, it's not yet in maturity stage (I think so).

Blockchain salesman says companies need to buy his product in order to survive in the next 5 year, lol.

If I were to make some bets, I would say that "blockchain technology" will be dead in 5 years, it will be treated as yet another failed experiment. Everyone like to compare their tech with electricity, automobile and the Internet, but history knows about thousands failed inventions, and so far blockchain looks like one - no one hasn't built any mainstream product with it yet, mainstream companies are not adopting it, ICO's that raised billions barely show anything done. Only Bitcoin showed progress in the recent years, but I don't thread Bitcoin as an application of blockchain, blockchain is just a part of Bitcoin's protocol, that isn't very useful on its own.

There is no need to quote the OP. no?

Anyway, what's so good about DAO? Seems like you have understand about it but choose to ignore the subject and go straight commenting and giving your own opinion.

With the current state of the market, only few are surviving. Some projects who had finished their ICO or even established projects are struggling to attract investors and keep their project in a progressive development because of the bearish market. So, I guess that is why companies or even developers have to be innovative and find new ways on how to survive and adapt to the current market situation.