Beyond bitcoin: The future of blockchain and disruptive financial technologies

[Samupaha]

There was also Beyond Bitcoin show at LTB. Dan was interviewed in the first episode.

[xeroc]

Well we can just start tweeting stuff with that hashtag redirecting to beyondbitcoin's site

[emoji12]

Why not link to our "interviews with dan" from the last years
We have round tables every week

[emailtooaj]

Well we can just start tweeting stuff with that hashtag redirecting to beyondbitcoin's site

[emoji12]

[Akado]

Well we can just start tweeting stuff with that hashtag redirecting to beyondbitcoin's site

[donkeypong]

Sounds like an Open Ledger problem. We have all the best names first.

[bitacer]

This is an interesting panel of speakers where they talk about digital assets. https://youtu.be/EFxsIbhPws4

Karen Gifford, Chief Compliance Officer, Ripple Labs, Ex - NY Fed Res Official
Patrick Murck, Executive Director, Bitcoin Foundation
Anne Shere Wallwork, Senior Counselor for Strategic Policy, U.S. Department of the Treasury

[bitacer]

Is this even "our" beyond bitcoin show?

No its not , but look how they tagged it : " You can join the conversation and tweet questions for the panelists at #BeyondBitcoin. " 

[Akado]

Is this even "our" beyond bitcoin show?

[Pheonike]

Wow that's early in the morning for me, but I'll try to check it out.

[bitacer]

Brookings:   http://www.brookings.edu/events/2016/01/14-beyond-bitcoin-blockchain-disruptive-financial-technologies

@fuzzy     

LIVE WEBCAST - Roundtable Discussions: Beyond bitcoin: Policy issues in an era of disruptive financial technology
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When: Thursday, January 14, 2016, 8:30 AM  – 12:00 PM EST

Where: http://www.brookings.edu/events/2016/01/14-beyond-bitcoin-blockchain-disruptive-financial-technologies

What:

Public and media focus on bitcoin has been on the virtual currency itself, but a key innovation is the ‘distributed ledger” or “blockchain,” the technologies that undergird bitcoin that allow a payment system to operate in a decentralized way without banks or other intermediaries. No matter what happens with bitcoin, the currency, this technological innovation has enormous potential and raises a host of policy questions. We are seeking to foster conversation among industry leaders and pioneers, policymakers, regulators (past, present and future), banks and other providers of conventional financial services and consumer/privacy advocates and identifying key issues and chokepoints.

AGENDA:

(Note: All morning sessions are invitation-only, but are made available to the public via live webcast.)

8:30 AM -- Session 1: Impact of Blockchain/Distributed Ledger on Financial Services & Payment Systems
How might distributed ledger technology transform financial services – particularly the payments systems -- over the next ten years? What are the biggest hurdles or uncertainties? What are the tensions between incumbents and disruptive start-ups? What are the most important developments to watch for in the next 12-24 months?

Speakers: Barry Silbert, Digital Currency Group; Charley Cooper, R3CEV; Brad Peterson, NASDAQ

10:15 AM -- Break

10:30 AM -- Session 2: Policy Questions Raised by Blockchain/Distributed Ledger Innovations in Financial Services and Payment Systems
What are the key risks and opportunities? What are the key questions that policymakers need to address – and which policymakers and when? What are the challenges all this poses to the existing payments system and how do we cope with them?

Speakers: Michael Barr, Univ of Michigan (former Treasury); Jeff Stehm, Promontory (former Federal Reserve); Anne Wallwork (Treasury)