Bitcoin presentation deltalloyd
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This document discusses Bitcoin and its potential applications. It describes Bitcoin as a form of "cash money over the internet" and a "blueprint for cryptocurrencies". The document also lists many different types of records and assets that could potentially be tokenized and transferred using blockchain technology, including financial assets, legal records, physical keys, contracts, intellectual property, and more. It envisions a future where property and assets can flow digitally in a similar way that content flows on the internet today, enabled by decentralized technologies like Bitcoin and its underlying smart ledger functionality.
Bitcoin presentation deltalloyd
- 3. AND THEN THERE WAS BITCOIN
- 4. MY MONEY IS BETTER THAN YOURS
- 5. : Bitcoin is neither good nor bad nor is it neutral It certainly can’t be uninvented and it also won’t wait for doubters IT’S TECHNOLOGY
- 6. BITCOIN FOR THE USER
- 7. BITCOIN BEHIND THE SCENES
- 8. BITCOIN IS: CASH MONEY OVER THE INTERNET
- 9. BITCOIN IS: A BLUEPRINT FOR CRYPTOCURRENCIES
- 10. BITCOIN IS: A SMART LEDGER
- 11. I. Financial Instruments, Records and Models II. Public Records III. Private Records Currency Private equities Public equities Bonds Derivatives (futures, forwards, swaps, options) Voting rights associated with any of the above Commodities Spending records Trading records Mortgage / loan records Servicing records Crowd-funding Micro-finance Micro-charity Land titles Vehicle registries Business license Business incorporation / dissolution records Business ownership records Regulatory records Criminal records Passports Birth certificates Death certificates Voter IDs Voting Health / Safety Inspections Building permits Gun permits Forensic evidence Court records Voting records Non-profit records Government/non-profit accounting/transparency IV. Other Semi-Public Records V. Physical Asset Keys Contracts Signatures Wills Trusts Escrows GPS trails (personal) Degree Certifications Learning Outcomes Grades HR records (salary, performance reviews, accomplishment) Medical records Accounting records Business transaction records Genome data GPS trails (institutional) Delivery records Arbitration VI. Intangibles (?) Home / apartment keys Vacation home / timeshare keys Hotel room keys Car keys Rental car keys Leased cars keys Locker keys Safety deposit box keys Package delivery (split key between delivery firm and receiver) Betting records Fantasy sports records (!) Coupons Vouchers VI. Other Reservations (restaurants, hotels, queues, etc) Movie tickets Patents Copyrights Trademarks Software licenses Videogame licenses Music/movie/book licenses (DRM) Domain names Online identities Proof of authorship / Proof of prior art Documentary records (photos, audio, video) Data records (sports scores, temperature, etc) Sim Cards GPS network identity Gun unlock codes Weapons unlock codes Nuclear launch codes (!) Spam control (micro-payments for posting) BUT BITCOIN IS ABOVE ALL: SMART LEDGER TECHNOLOGY
- 12. THE INTERNET OF PROPERTY Bitcoin will make property flow like the internet made content flow
- 14. DECENTRALISED AUTONOMOUS CORPORATIONS Algorithmic companies that run on millions of computers at the same time, without a single point of failure, control or censorship.
- 16. MORE DECENTRALISING TECHNOLOGY THAN EVER MORE SOCIAL DEMAND FOR THIS THAN EVER
- 17. THE INTERNET OF THINGS
- 18. PLATFORM IS THE NEW CORPORATION
- 19. CROWD IS THE NEW WORKFORCE
- 20. THE COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY A world in which algorithms, corporations, machines, people and other platforms are producing and consuming peer-to- peer, through platforms.
- 21. WE DONT LIVE IN AN ERA OF CHANGE, BUT IN A CHANGE OF ERAS DECENTRALISATION, AUTONOMISATION, CROWD-SOURCING. THE ERA OF PLATFORMS AND SMART MONEY
Editor's Notes
- #3: Clarify the term de-central. It is also a matter of scale. If you zoom out traditional banking network also form a decentralised network. If you zoom in even bitcoin can look centralised.
- #4: And than there was bitcoin! And the same reaction to technology all over again. Not only the passive reaction of just being to late to recognize, but even an aggressive campaign against it. Why is that?
- #5: My money is better than your money. Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme, while in fact debt-money is a pyramid scheme. Bitcoin causes defllation, There is probably no such thing a bad money. Every type of money needs a different macro-economic context. We need a diversity of money systems for the economy to be able to self organize. Steve Keen’s Debunking Economic
- #7: Is bitcoin real money? I believe it is. Like gold his has no intrinsic value other than scarcity. Unit of accounting, medium of exchange, store of value. And Is much more useful than other money. The advantages are is allows access for the unbanked, it is reasonably fast, it is cash money over the internet.
- #8: Is bitcoin real money? I believe it is. Like gold his has no intrinsic value other than scarcity. Unit of accounting, medium of exchange, store of value. And Is much more useful than other money. The advantages are is allows access for the unbanked, it is reasonably fast, it is cash money over the internet.
- #9: Is bitcoin real money? I believe it is. Like gold his has no intrinsic value other than scarcity. Unit of accounting, medium of exchange, store of value. And Is much more useful than other money. The advantages are is allows access for the unbanked, it is reasonably fast, it is cash money over the internet.
- #10: Worth mentioning is Ripple.
- #11: Worth mentioning is Ripple.
- #12: The difference between the traditional ledger and the blockchain. And why just store values? Why don’t also attach triggers and stored procedures. Why don’t just store code?
- #14: Is bitcoin real money? I believe it is. Like gold his has no intrinsic value other than scarcity. Unit of accounting, medium of exchange, store of value. And Is much more useful than other money. The advantages are is allows access for the unbanked, it is reasonably fast, it is cash money over the internet.
- #15: The beginning of a new era.
- #16: The beginning of a new era.
- #17: In my perception there is more disruptive technology than ever. What’s your perception? Let’s take a look at a few, the ones that I think are the most disruptive.
- #18: MEMS, domotics, wearables, the internet of things. It will give the NSA a physical body a connection to the physical world. It’s the start of Skynet. Combine ToT with the deep-learning and AI capabilities and databanks of Google, it drones and androids and you have your Skynet.
- #19: The platform. Airbnb. App-store. Android. Maps. Uber.
- #20: Korte uitleg over stigmergie en plafform communicatie. Ideal match to the platform.
- #21: The beginning of a new era.
- #22: What do all these equally disruptive technologies have in common? They are on a societal scale. The all reorganize society as we know it. The all are decentralizing technologies. Production, labor, collaboration, perception and attenuation. They are all synergetic. There is even the same trend going on in science.