| | October 17th, 2016
"I just invent. Then I wait until man comes around to needing what I've invented." – R. Buckminster Fuller
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The blockchain will both solve problems and create them, says Pavel Khodalev, CTO of Sberbank.
Talking to CoinDesk’s Pete Rizzo, the topics range from business applications to deep philosophy, touching on the vulnerability of online identity and how broad adoption could bring its own complications.
Khodalev and Rizzo also discuss Sberbank’s blockchain work and plans, and the state of the sector in the context of recent Russian history. Khodalev speaks skeptically of the new culture of corporate collaboration, and hopefully of the role of the Russian government as the driver of change. (Read the full article here.)
There's more...
· Coinplug develops identity solution for South Korea’s largest credit card company. Launching when?
· The legal aspects of an ICO: is it a security? It depends.
· Oil trading giant Mercuria gets behind blockchain tech. Why?
· A new style of venture capital investment? It's happening.
· The blockchain disintermediating the clearing process? Unlikely.
· The Russian government and Sberbank test blockchain document management. Big project.
· Abu Dhabi stock exchange launches blockchain voting service. More info.
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