Hacker Noon – Blockchain D-Apps are a Threat to Corporations – So how will They React?
- Sep 10, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 11, 2021
Originally published in Hacker Noon
A lot’s been written about blockchain technology. And by now, most people are at least peripherally aware of how it could be used to speed up and lower the cost of banking transactions for things like currency exchange across borders. Or they’ve heard about how it can help create contracts in places where parties don’t currently trust each other… or replace sovereign nation currencies with new ones where no political party controls monetary policy. If you’d like a quick refresher, here’s a good primer on all that. But while most journalists have focused on these financial use cases — or just remained glued to the volatile tickers of the most popular cryptocurrency tokens — a revolution has started taking shape under their noses. And depending on how this new generation of blockchain projects shake out, we could be living in very different versions of the future....
Link to full article on Hacker Noon: https://hackernoon.com/blockchain-dapps-are-a-threat-to-corporations-so-how-will-they-react-e738b9668e94
This post is interesting because it explains how blockchain and d-apps could change the way big companies work and how they respond to new technology. It reminds me of my nursing studies when I had lectures, clinical practice, and exams all at the same time, and I remember feeling stressed and coming across nursing class takers while trying to manage everything. That experience showed me how important it is to stay organized and handle tasks step by step instead of getting overwhelmed by pressure.