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Interview transcript In the early 1990s, we said the old media is centralized.
It's one method, it's one to numerous; it's managed by effective forces, and
everybody is a passive recipient. Did you see this? , the new media, we said, is
one to one, it's numerous to many; it's extremely distributed, and it's not
centralized.

What cryptocurrencies will look like in 50 years


Blockchain technology can change the world, and not just via crypto



This has an amazing neutrality. It will be what we desire it to be, and we can
craft a much more egalitarian, flourishing society where everybody gets to share
in the wealth that they create. Lots of fantastic things have happened, but in
general the benefits of the digital age have been unbalanced.

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It's owned by a small handful of effective companies or governments. They
generate income from that information or, when it comes to governments, use it
to spy on us, and our privacy is undermined. What if there were a 2nd generation
of the Internet that enabled the real, peer-to-peer exchange of value? We do not
have that now.

What if we could do that peer to peer? What if there was a protocolcall it the
trust protocolthat allowed us to do deals, to do commerce, to exchange cash,
without a powerful third celebration? This would be amazing. Numerous years
back, an unknown person or persons called Satoshi Nakamoto developed the Bitcoin
protocol.


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It gives us another kick at the can, another go, to try and rethink the economic
power grid and the old order of things. That, to me, is how huge this is. It
seems like 1993. How the blockchain works The blockchain is essentially a
distributed database. Think about a giant, worldwide spreadsheet that works on
millions and millions of computer systems.

It's open source, so anybody can alter the underlying code, and they can see
what's going on. It's truly peer to peer; it does not need powerful
intermediaries to confirm or to settle deals. It uses modern cryptography, so if
we have a global, dispersed database that can record the fact that we've done
this transaction, what else could it tape-record? Well, it could tape any
structured info, not simply who paid whom but also who married whom or who owns
what land or what light bought power from what source of power.



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