Why Blockchain: Daniel Larimer at Virginia Tech

Why blockchain? It may seem the most obvious, but also the most difficult question to answer at times. Speaking at Virginia Tech on November 27, 2018, Block.one CTO, Dan Larimer demonstrated the importance of understanding blockchain technology and being able to articulate clearly why your business will be better positioned because of it.

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Why Blockchain: Daniel Larimer at Virginia Tech

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