Blockchain will be additive to digitally forward industries, upgrading infrastructure with more efficient rails, ledgers and systems. We will still have a financial system with many of the features, components and operations that we have today, though it will surely be disrupted in ways that will make it faster, cheaper and more efficient.
-Itay Tuchman
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