Pindar Wong
Internet pioneer & Managing Director, VeriFi, Hong Kong
The Cryptocurrency Security Model
No one is going to ring a bell when there’s a disruptive tech, and no one is going to ring the bell when you are being the one that is disruptive. This is a very key moment in time when there are changes being made to the digital architecture, and we need to recognize that there is a new game that can be played. This game is new enough that we can set the rules of the game the way that we want to set them. Bitcoin has come from a bad boy technology akin to the internet, but innovators know that it could be pressed into service for improving security economics, repurposing this bad boy technology into something that can be used well.
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