At this point in time there is much speculation revolving around the Venezuela’s oil-backed cryptocurrency and that is with special regards on whether or not it will be succeeding in the long run. Experts have in numerous instances asserted that it could end up portending a whole new use case for the technology and to put it simply that is in reference to the fundraiser for the rogue states.
The reality of the matter is that a time might soon arrive where the world may be compelled to live with it and in that particular note it is crucial to point out that the defining aspects of cryptocurrency is undoubtedly in its neutrality. Fundamentally, ethereum, Bitcoin and the like fall under the category of the open networks and one amazing attribute about them is the fact that they do not discriminate.
A person well conversant with the most recent developments opined, “A public blockchain doesn’t care if you’re a Boy Scout or a convicted ax murderer. As long as you control the private keys to a bitcoin wallet, you control the funds in it, no passport required. That is financial inclusion, in the truest sense, though it’s not exactly what policy wonks have in mind when they use the term.”
On a pretty similar note it is also worth noting that it there is need for anyone to master his/her won code since that is the only way in which one can move ahead and contribute to or develop applications on top of ethereum and bitcoin. That is indeed a sharp contrast to the most common misconception among a lot of people that one requires an Ivy League degree.
Regardless of the angle one chooses to look at matters, it goes without saying that permissionless innovation was the exact thing that made it possible for Sir Tim Berners-Lee to come up with the worldwide web. In a similar light it would also be important to move ahead and mention Satoshi Nakamoto with his invention that took the whole world by a storm, in the course of last year-bitcoin.
