Bitcoin Q&A: Will banks, Which are Software Companies at Heart, Adapt to Digital Currencies?

2,562 views · Published 23 April 2016 · 2:57 · Indexed 21 September 2026

Channel: aantonop · 2016 · Science & Technology

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In this talk in Berlin, Andreas looks at the inner structure of bitcoin and how high-level financial and trust applications are composed from smaller elements. Using analogies from Lego blocks to a chef creating new recipes, this talk highlights the connection between creativity and the flexibility offered by fine-grained components.

Keywords/phrases: Banks as software engineering companies using old vs. new financial technology. Banks adapting and transforming to digital currencies. Comparison of banks and phone companies/ internet service providers.
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