A speaker compares today's crypto explosion to competing currencies in early America, arguing blockchain is reshaping money, art, voting, and how any group coordinates. Cryptography is redefining trust and organization across the globe.
When America was first established, there was all different types of currencies. There was all different types of kind of like these little organizations of people trying to get people to adopt their currency. They're like, hey, my currency is better. You should adopt mine because of the policy, because of this, that, and the third. We are literally experiencing that right now. And blockchain technology, the cryptographic technology that comes from this, is not only shifting that exact mechanism in money, but it's shifting it in art. It's shifting it in pretty much any organizational structure in the world. Everything has an organizational structure. If people If people come together in a group, that's an organizational structure. If people go on the internet, that's an organizational structure. If people want to vote, that's a structure that is organized. And the cryptographic technology has shifted the entire world in these organizational structures
