Following the recent @Sibos institutional finance conference in Miami, VP of Sales Carlos Arena brought back several key observations.
While attending the event, it became clear that tokenization was the most prominent subject of discussion. Additionally, providers of blockchain infrastructure and applications established a very strong presence at the gathering. On the other hand, conversations regarding artificial intelligence were notably fewer than predicted. This lighter focus on AI is likely due to the fact that massive organizations cannot pivot toward brand new technologies overnight.
Even with the heavy focus on decentralized tech, major financial entities continue to express caution regarding whether blockchains can successfully scale to support massive institutional transaction volumes.
We suspect we may hold the key to resolving this exact capacity issue. We are feeling highly optimistic about continuing our development work in this very space.
While attending the event, it became clear that tokenization was the most prominent subject of discussion. Additionally, providers of blockchain infrastructure and applications established a very strong presence at the gathering. On the other hand, conversations regarding artificial intelligence were notably fewer than predicted. This lighter focus on AI is likely due to the fact that massive organizations cannot pivot toward brand new technologies overnight.
Even with the heavy focus on decentralized tech, major financial entities continue to express caution regarding whether blockchains can successfully scale to support massive institutional transaction volumes.
We suspect we may hold the key to resolving this exact capacity issue. We are feeling highly optimistic about continuing our development work in this very space.