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You don’t get to cheat just because you like to win — on WeWork, Politics, and Fintech
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You don’t get to cheat just because you like to win — on WeWork, Politics, and Fintech

You don’t get to cheat just because you like to win — on WeWork, Politics, and Fintech

Fintech Nexus Staff·
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·Sep. 30, 2019·1 min read

Feelings and emotions at industry events matter. The narrative at the more traditional conferences is that Fintech innovation is just incremental improvement, and that blockchain has struggled to bring production-level quality software and stand up new networks. This isn’t strictly true — see komgo, SIX, or any of the public chains themselves — but the overall observation does stand. Much of Fintech has been channeled into corporate venture arms, and much of blockchain has been trapped in the proof-of-concept stage, disallowed from causing economic damage to existing business.

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