Please don't use capital letters in your title.
To increase global acceptability you don't need to touch any ICO or IEO, because so risky. I see a lot of people who introduce blockchain technology with one of its advantages can bring profits by investing in ICOs or IEOs, but in the end, they lost their investment, and started saying blockchain technology is scam, ponzi, etc because they don't know anything about blockchain except profit
So introduce about blockchain techonology itself is the answer to increase acceptability not focus on introducing crowdfunding
Topic: HOW TO INCREASE THE GLOBAL ACCEPTIBILITY OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY (Read 86 times)
August 09, 2020, 04:57:33 PM
If you notice. Almost all social media (influencers) are more echoed as an investment instrument. Those influencers talk more about the benefits (in terms of money) when you invest your money in the blockchain. It is very rare to talk about the benefits that will be obtained when a company/country uses blockchain technology. It is compounded by people's knowledge that blockchain = crypto. So when people talk about blockchain, first things that arise in their minds are more towards crypto as a currency rather than a technology. These benefits should be echoed more, so that people do not think that blockchain = crypto = ponzi.
i agree with that. a lot of them thought that when they are into crypto, they can get rich quick, that's the usual notion among these "influencers". but if they will educate themselves first about the real usage of blockchain technology, and go deeper than what is offered in media, they will understand that almost all types of industries need the deployment of blockchain technology to improve the way they operate and save a lot of $s.
There is no need for the application of ICO or IEO.
Specific universities that offer blockchain courses don't teach about ICO and IEO as the modern application of blockchain. I haven't taken a course but that's what I know.
Some other things are applicable to it not just crowdfunding and old projects that we know.
Specific universities that offer blockchain courses don't teach about ICO and IEO as the modern application of blockchain. I haven't taken a course but that's what I know.
Some other things are applicable to it not just crowdfunding and old projects that we know.
i dont know why the OP is mentioning the need of ICOs or IEOs in the funding of these students who are interested in this technology. i thought he's been blogging for 2 years already. so i guess up until now he still doesn't understand what blockchain technology is. he should educate himself first.
August 09, 2020, 04:48:41 PM
If you notice. Almost all social media (influencers) are more echoed blockchain (crypto) as an investment instrument. Those influencers talk more about the benefits (in terms of money) when you invest your money in the blockchain. It is very rare to talk about the benefits that will be obtained when a company/country uses blockchain technology. It is compounded by people's knowledge that blockchain = crypto. So when people talk about blockchain, first things that arise in their minds are more towards crypto as a currency rather than a technology. These benefits should be echoed more, so that people do not think that blockchain = crypto = ponzi.
August 09, 2020, 02:57:44 PM
I still do not understand why some people feel they need to ICO every idea, this model is not sustainable. Those people that are expert in blockchain now did not learn it from special training and I believe this is part of Computer science in University and I don't see you providing the same value as these University. Please just continue with your blog writing
August 09, 2020, 12:22:39 PM
There are a lot of ways, but we need the big players in the space to start the movement. An example in the crypto industry are AT&T accepting Bitcoin as payment, and PayPal starting to integrate crypto in their system, etc.
But in the blockchain technology side, there are still hindrance which prevents wide-spread adoption. As a firm-believer of the technology, I really appreciate how major projects help us achieve this. An example is ETH and NEM building blockchains for businesses to help fraud, cybercrime, and incorporate all the benefits of blockchain into their system.
If we can get these big guns to start using blockchain, then the easier we can get global acceptance.
But in the blockchain technology side, there are still hindrance which prevents wide-spread adoption. As a firm-believer of the technology, I really appreciate how major projects help us achieve this. An example is ETH and NEM building blockchains for businesses to help fraud, cybercrime, and incorporate all the benefits of blockchain into their system.
If we can get these big guns to start using blockchain, then the easier we can get global acceptance.
August 08, 2020, 04:10:53 PM
As a freelance writer with 2 years of consistent review writing on different crypto-projects, I think I won't be missing words if I say that blockchain holds great promise for the present and for the future. There is need to develop a standardized curriculum for blockchain courses in universities and polythecnics. This courses will come with certifications. Through ICOs or IEOs, foundations can be specifically set-up for the funding of scholarship students with specific interest in blockchain technology. This and many more are some of the ways in which blockchain can be accepted by more countries.
Believe me, you do not need icos or ieos to publish your writings, all you need to educate the majority of students is to publish your teachings on udemy and other online learning webpage. Blockchain adoption is not dependent on people learning about crypto currency, but actually deciding to use it
August 08, 2020, 04:06:09 PM
There is no need for the application of ICO or IEO.
Specific universities that offer blockchain courses don't teach about ICO and IEO as the modern application of blockchain. I haven't taken a course but that's what I know.
Some other things are applicable to it not just crowdfunding and old projects that we know.
Specific universities that offer blockchain courses don't teach about ICO and IEO as the modern application of blockchain. I haven't taken a course but that's what I know.
Some other things are applicable to it not just crowdfunding and old projects that we know.
August 08, 2020, 03:43:06 PM
As a freelance writer with 2 years of consistent review writing on different crypto-projects, I think I won't be missing words if I say that blockchain holds great promise for the present and for the future. There is need to develop a standardized curriculum for blockchain courses in universities and polythecnics. This courses will come with certifications. Through ICOs or IEOs, foundations can be specifically set-up for the funding of scholarship students with specific interest in blockchain technology. This and many more are some of the ways in which blockchain can be accepted by more countries.
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