BLOCKCHAIN
Why the fast growing software is in position to
change the world as we know it.
all about
Jared Carmel
Simply put, blockchain is a public ledger of all
Bitcoin transactions; Bitcoin is a digital currency
that uses peer-to-peer technology to facilitate
instant payments..
WHAT IS
BLOCKCHAIN
Blockchain is an open source technology. It
combines transparency, accessibility and trust
through simplified authentication, to create an
innovative service which can be applied to
almost anything.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
Given its potential, Blockchain will ultimately
transform
many systems of transactions involving secure
data.
WHY DOES IT
MATTER?
The systems which could be changed, such as
finance and personal records, are slow at adapting
to this rather new information, and value privacy
over transparency despite a promise of security.
WHAT ARE THE
PROBLEMS?
Blockchain could be helpful in creating a more
independent market, free of intermediaries or
banking institutions, by transferring money
virtually.
WHAT ARE THE
PROMISES?
A few companies, like Blockstream, are
experimenting with the technology and have thus
far secured $75 million in funding for future plans.
WHO'S USING?
Visit
JAREDCARMEL.COM
FOR MORE
INFORMATION.
Text from this presentation was adapted
from Manhattan Venture Partners.
www.mvp.vc

All About Blockchain

  • 1.
    BLOCKCHAIN Why the fastgrowing software is in position to change the world as we know it. all about Jared Carmel
  • 2.
    Simply put, blockchainis a public ledger of all Bitcoin transactions; Bitcoin is a digital currency that uses peer-to-peer technology to facilitate instant payments.. WHAT IS BLOCKCHAIN
  • 3.
    Blockchain is anopen source technology. It combines transparency, accessibility and trust through simplified authentication, to create an innovative service which can be applied to almost anything. WHAT DOES IT DO?
  • 4.
    Given its potential,Blockchain will ultimately transform many systems of transactions involving secure data. WHY DOES IT MATTER?
  • 5.
    The systems whichcould be changed, such as finance and personal records, are slow at adapting to this rather new information, and value privacy over transparency despite a promise of security. WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS?
  • 6.
    Blockchain could behelpful in creating a more independent market, free of intermediaries or banking institutions, by transferring money virtually. WHAT ARE THE PROMISES?
  • 7.
    A few companies,like Blockstream, are experimenting with the technology and have thus far secured $75 million in funding for future plans. WHO'S USING?
  • 8.
    Visit JAREDCARMEL.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION. Text fromthis presentation was adapted from Manhattan Venture Partners. www.mvp.vc