Blockchain’s next chapter: From code to incentives, trust, education


Coding protocols: A courier goes about his business in Seoul. A Zurich University professor of blockchain and distributed ledger technologies visiting Seoul says blockchain’s future will depend less on code than on the systems of trust. — Bloomberg

SEOUL: The blockchain industry, once driven by speculative manias and technological zeal, is entering a more sober phase.

From Switzerland’s Crypto Valley to Seoul’s policy committees, regulators and developers are converging on one conclusion: Blockchain’s future will depend less on code than on the systems of trust, incentives and education behind it.

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