Blockchain Economy | William Mougayar | TEDxIndianapolis

[@jasonmulikita]

Watching this 4 years later... 100% of what he says is here today. Happy to be in this great future and looking forward to what's to come!

[@JohnGilbertmoore]

Awesome talk. I'm getting into Blockchain *because* of this TEDx talk. I picked up his Blockchain book at this event and have not stopped learning.

[@schoolyole8448]

which book?

[@fireninja897]

He is now chairman of the Kin Foundation. Kin is a crypto that is aiming at mass adoption.

[@truefireandflame]

😉

[@Unamedsoldier26]

💯

[@indeekay]

he wants your money now, his crypto-service is useless, the developed apps are cheap copies ... and full of bugs, good luck with it

[@Unamedsoldier26]

@@indeekay And what is Shiba for example? Cheap copy of Doge.. even worse than that. With Quadrillion supply....they want your money now... good luck with it.

[@indeekay]

@@Unamedsoldier26 all cryptos are fraud, meme-coins the most ^^

[@markmaximus100]

Very very good talk...Enjoyed immensely.

[@troypeters7849]

Wow am really happy to see that am not the only one benefiting from Felix. All I can say is that he is trustworthy and reliable.

[@keshavgaur3466]

Good content for blockchain economy. @Ednerds also doing good for blockchain education.

[@duwaynebeukes4845]

wow!!!!

[@27531]

Il be back in the year 2030 when all crypto shoots to the moon and beyond....

[@MrStarmat]

My question is - How you centralised decentralised economy with technology of blockchain? Does computing processing for managing data cryptocurrency come from each personnal computer of peer-to-peer for doing commerce? Or, from centralised computing center of an X company from where each peers has to subscribe to get the service, but then do we still call this decentralized commerce in practical?

[@MrStarmat]

Otherwise, Blockchain is a change paradigm tool for sure.

[@satavip]

Andreas Antonopoulos, that's all I am allowed to say.

[@MrStarmat]

Thanks for the tip, I'll see this.

[@Rhythm369]

👌👌👌

[@mindshiftmotivatoion]

nicely explained

[@OscarMarquez]

how we can use and exchange so many currencies? and use them to buy real thing like food? So many currencies is hard too know what are good currencies that have real value.

[@donwood4243]

EVERY crypto currency has value. You find the exchange houses which are getting larger and larger who already has a market for what you have and others want. Imagine a crypto eBay. Simple.

[@nauxsi]

It's early days. What we will see is bitcoin become asset class like gold. That will store value. But that leaves the market wide open for other coins to be used like cash - not traceable or stalked around the internet by fb etc. One promising one is Monero.

[@edgymurphy570]

The value of a token is proportional to the size of the network.

[@humphreymalale2959]

Hi like Tesla dogecoin that came alive

[@buihung9365]

Good video

[@mikeriddell62]

Yes i think Mr M is correct in his predictions. It'll be interesting to see which crypto comes out on top. Given that a currency is a tradable assets that represents the perceived value of its economy, surely the most resourceful of economies - those that take under employed resources and up-cycle them into experiences that money can't buy - will come out on top?

[@nobakwaas5161]

Bitcoin is not digital money. It is a technology and that technology is revolutionary.

[@milenmarinov8070]

Best ever comment

[@_oceanman]

Too conceptual. Not much applicative points given.

[@misterjaypeasmith]

Watch on 1.25 speed

[@munirajassar9031]

this lecture is about everything but not blockchain

[@timelesswisdom597]

Attention is a currency! Give me my money for watching youtube you Google!

[@MrStarmat]

Not your attention but the things you publish that gets attention from other people. For example, number of views on your news or on your video you created, a little bit like youtube where creators get money for number of views and subscriptions they get.

[@timelesswisdom597]

You just didn't get it, friend. Your mind is not ready for revolution. That is exactly my attention and attention of others that use the internet, and look at ads, and buy stuff online, and keep e-commerce going. Where do you think big corporations get their money from? Most of this "fuel" is the regular user that never even uploaded a single video. Just think about it. Have a nice day.

[@satavip]

You cannot be an absolute consumer. You have to produce something to interact with the system, even if it's a "like". Steemit pays you for them. But I am guessing pretty soon we are going to go beyond that. Till then watch Andreas Antonopoulos speak on youtube, if you really want to learn.

[@timelesswisdom597]

The notion of absolute is merely theoretical and only for theoretical purposes. There's nothing absolute in nature. Thank you for advice.

[@JohnGilbertmoore]

Yep.

[@truefireandflame]

$KIN

[@indeekay]

blockchain is usesless, other systems are better, thats why there is still no usecase in 2021

[@serbrad6426]

not enuf

[@johnconnor8978]

Mougayar is a scammer

[@tang271192]

Disappointing TedX conference, not concrete (how blockchain will cut off all intermediaries, it would be great to have examples of blockchain technology allowing to avoid Uber as he said) and not taking account the current situation (cryptocurrency is right now not a viable solution, what needs to be done?) Blockchain will certainly play a pivotal role in the future of our societies, but this conference is just too superficial and shows nothing but some vague ideas. Execution is key, and here there is nothing related to how to execute the blockchain technology properly to change the statu quo.

[@JohnGilbertmoore]

They only gave him 20 minutes to do the TEDX, lol. So he did a great job. Just buy his book if you want more information.

[@schoolyole8448]

That's the whole point, he is giving you ideas to spark your brain, execution is up to you. Questions are easy, answers are hard.

[@FaisalJulaidan]

But sometimes people need to watch to talks like this get inspired carious. So then later we can explain in depth what blockchain is and how it works