More people, less banking: Blockchain by Salvador Casquero at Big Data Spain 2017

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Primary function of banking sector is promoting economic activity; which means “commerce”, exchanging what someone produces-has for something that someone consumes-desires. https://www.bigdataspain.org/2017/talk/more-people-less-banking-blockchain Big Data Spain 2017 November 16th - 17th Kinépolis Madrid

Technology

Decentralized finance:
more people, less banking
Salvador Casquero Algarra
2GT Co-founder.
The world’s collaborative bank

Primary function:PROMOTE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY !
Production
Distribution
Consumption
SELLSELL TRADETRADE
BUYBUY
EXCHANG
E
THINGS
EXCHANG
E
THINGS
COMMERCE

Bartering
Gold, silver, copper coins
Paper-money
Song Dinasty
Ming Dinasty
Salt, pepper, bones, stones…

1971 Bretton Woods collapse
FIAT money –free floating
monetary system
35 $/ounce
Financial
intermediati
on
Fractional
reserve
Credit creation
1944

BANK of ENGLAND
Money in the modern economy:
An introduction, by Michael McLeay,
Amar Radia and Ryland Thomas of the
Bank's Monetary Analysis Directorate

A Peer-to-Peer
Electronic Cash System
November 2008

ck To Basis: from physical BARTERING to digital COMMERC

Belonging all to the same P2P network
ALICE …

Belonging all to the same P2P network
AND BOB

LEDGER
1 apple
DateTime 1 apple from 0x1hej83
DateTime 6 apples from 0x1rtt53
11nov2017 -5 apples to SALVADOR

LEDGER
1 apple
DateTime 1 apple from 0x1hej83
DateTime 6 apples from 0x1rtt53
11nov2017 -5 apples to SALVADOR
Token Balances:
300 liters of gasoline
50 kw electricity
35.73 bitcoins
5h of Salva’s work

Me Alice, want to send 1 apple to BOB
1 apple
1 apple
Private/Public
MINERS

Why is so IMPORTANT this technology …
As Internet did, it will
CHANGE THE WORLD !!!!!!

VE PILLARS of Decentralized SOCIETIES
DECENTRALIZED COMMUNICATIONS  INTERNET
DECENTRALIZED COMMERCE=FINANCE  BLOCKCHAIN 1.0
DECNTRALIZED LAW  BLOCKCHAIN 2.0 ( choice of law, adjudicators, enforcers )
DECENTRALIZED PRODUCTION  IOT, 3D PRINTING
DECENTRALIZED ENERGY  SELF PRODUCTION/ SELF CONSUME

USE CASE: 2gether
The world’s collaborative bank built over blockchain

Cryptocurrency exchanges are increasingly integrating themselves into the financial market, and some say they could completely take it over. While other professionals disagree, it’s certain that blockchain is disrupting the market. Zahreddine Touag, Head of Trading at Woorton, led a panel with 4 industry experts to discuss how exchanges are democratizing digital assets and what this means regarding regulations, collaborations, and innovation in the space. The panel consisted of the following professionals: Wei Zhou, CFO of Binance Rahul Khanna, Former CEO, Europe at Bithumb Yoni Assia, CEO and Founder of eToro Edward Woodford, CEO of SeedCX The discussion led to some interesting predictions about how exchanges are going to transform the financial ecosystem. Below are some key excerpts from the panel: The problems with regulations in the exchange space Solutions to prevent wash trading How can exchanges improve the industry’s reputation? How are cryptocurrencies going to become normalized? How can exchanges collaborate with banks, and what are the benefits? Is blockchain eventually going to “kill” banks?

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More people, less banking: Blockchain by Salvador Casquero at Big Data Spain 2017

2. Decentralized finance: more people, less banking Salvador Casquero Algarra 2GT Co-founder. The world’s collaborative bank

3. What is the ESSENCE of BANKING

4. Primary function:PROMOTE ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ! Production Distribution Consumption SELLSELL TRADETRADE BUYBUY EXCHANG E THINGS EXCHANG E THINGS COMMERCE

5. Bartering Gold, silver, copper coins Paper-money Song Dinasty Ming Dinasty Salt, pepper, bones, stones…

6. 1971 Bretton Woods collapse FIAT money –free floating monetary system 35 $/ounce Financial intermediati on Fractional reserve Credit creation 1944

7. BANK of ENGLAND Money in the modern economy: An introduction, by Michael McLeay, Amar Radia and Ryland Thomas of the Bank's Monetary Analysis Directorate

8. A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System November 2008

9. ck To Basis: from physical BARTERING to digital COMMERC

10. COUNTERPARTIES

11. ASSIMETRIC CRYPTOGRAPHY

12. HASH ALGO Hash function/Algorithm

13. PROPERTY

14. CONSENSUS

15. P2P Network

16. We’ve got Alice

17. … we’ve got Bob

18. We’ve got ourselves

19. Belonging all to the same P2P network ALICE …

20. Belonging all to the same P2P network AND BOB

21. What about the asset

22. COUNTERFEIT

23. TOKEN

24. LEDGER

25. LEDGER 1 apple

26. LEDGER 1 apple DateTime 1 apple from 0x1hej83 DateTime 6 apples from 0x1rtt53 11nov2017 -5 apples to SALVADOR

27. LEDGER 1 apple DateTime 1 apple from 0x1hej83 DateTime 6 apples from 0x1rtt53 11nov2017 -5 apples to SALVADOR Token Balances: 300 liters of gasoline 50 kw electricity 35.73 bitcoins 5h of Salva’s work

28. LEDGER 1 apple DateTime 1 apple from 0x1hej83 DateTime 6 apples from 0x1rtt53 11nov2017 -5 apples to SALVADOR Token Balances: 300 liters of gasoline 50 kw electricity 35.73 bitcoins 5h of Salva’s work SMART CONTRACTS Blockchain 2.0 SMART TOKENIZATION

29.

30. 1 apple

31. Me Alice, want to send 1 apple to BOB 1 apple 1 apple Private/Public MINERS

32. Why is so IMPORTANT this technology … As Internet did, it will CHANGE THE WORLD !!!!!!

33. VE PILLARS of Decentralized SOCIETIES DECENTRALIZED COMMUNICATIONS  INTERNET DECENTRALIZED COMMERCE=FINANCE  BLOCKCHAIN 1.0 DECNTRALIZED LAW  BLOCKCHAIN 2.0 ( choice of law, adjudicators, enforcers ) DECENTRALIZED PRODUCTION  IOT, 3D PRINTING DECENTRALIZED ENERGY  SELF PRODUCTION/ SELF CONSUME

34. USE CASE: 2gether The world’s collaborative bank built over blockchain

35. USE CASES

36. Thanks!

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