Quote from: Pricebrianer on October 23, 2019, 09:54:29 PM

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Quote from: Pricebrianer on October 23, 2019, 08:47:10 AM

I found an interesting blog on how blockchain could disrupt the telecom industry. ElyNet is doing most of it. From 5G enablement to customized data for each user, to building an infrastructure for the Internet of Things, IoT https://medium.com/altcoin-magazine/how-blockchain-could-disrupt-the-telecom-industry-9c84a95df0bd

Those are amazing ideas. Im pretty sure the writer would be happy to know some where in Asian are some genius developers working on making this come true. I agree with the writer, the future of telecommunications is on blockchain. Telecommunications gaints Huawei and HTC and Samsung has plans to build a blockchain enabled phones. This could be the start of mainstream adoption.

The innovation that comes with blockchain industry is still at its infant stage and it makes a whole lot of sense for individuals and corporation to get hold of this technology, i feel its going to be like the world wide web situation, so its something that will someday become a household thing, it only needs the right initiatives to put things in place and let time do the rest

I think the right word would be adoption. And its here already. With ElyNet going live, there would be more users than blockhas ever seen before. The big named seems to be getting ready as well. Early adopters of the technology would be the lucky onees.

People adapt to something they understand or when they have no choice, in this case there are a whole number of choices lined out for them to select from the conventional system and this has made them little or no much interest on the blockchain industry but when things are done properly, i'm pretty sure they will be interested and the innovation will be adopted