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There’s no question the corporate world is serious about blockchain technology. Exhibitors at the recent Blockchain Expo in London included multinational tech, finance and consultancy firms. But what stage have big companies reached in developing blockchain projects? And are they ready to accept the original Bitcoin vision of public blockchains - rather than working on ‘in house’ private blockchains? Many in the Bitcoin world see the latter as like the so-called ‘walled gardens’ of online services such as AOL and Compuserve, which were popular before the Internet overtook them as the public grew more confident about going online.CoinGeek spoke to two executives from the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) at the conference to understand their perspective on blockchain adoption. The podcast also includes a detailed example of one blockchain project in an interview with Aisling McGibbon, senior product manager with PWC. It’s called Smart Credentials, and is a platform which allows users to get their qualifications validated by the bodies that issued them.

At London's Blockchain Expo, 16,000 people exhibited, networked or just gawped at stands promoting businesses that were too complicated or obscure to get their heads round. In this podcast Charles Miller tries to make sense of it all with the help of Osmin Callis from nChain, Richard Kastelein from Blockchain News and Sergio Rigert from Gingr - a Swiss startup that's putting prostitution on the blockchain.

Show notes: https://www.345.systems/podcast/episode-11-first-impressions-from-blockchain-expo-global/ This week the 345 / Glu team were at Blockchain Expo Global (https://www.blockchain-expo.com/) at Kensington Olympia (https://olympia.london/) , seeing what's happening in the world of blockchain and talking to people from across the industry. From this I've distilled some thoughts about what's hot at the moment and what's not. This is my personal take on the expo, I'm sure the rest of the guys will have more to add! On the 345 Tech Talks podcast we haven't even started talking about blockchain yet, so it would be unfair for us to dive in too deep. Good job, because this is a good starting point for an overview.  What's Blockchain? So what's blockchain? Well, we can conceive of a blockchain as a type of database where chunks of data ("blocks") are written one after another to form a series of connected links ("chain"), thus blockchain. There you go. Not too hard was it? The clever stuff is making that actually work, but from an application point of view, a database that has chunks of data written in sequence in a way that can't be tampered with is a great starting point on which you can begin understanding everything else. Use Cases for Blockchain Technology Owing to the write-once-and-it's-there-forever nature of blockchain there are certain applications that are best suited to the technology. For sure, cryptocurrency payments were the genesis of the technology. They're a great example of a permanent immutable record. Other areas that are great applications for blockchain are any type of legal document or assertion that needs to be recorded and used as evidence later. Proof of ownership. Copyright assertion. Land registry. Auditable events. All these are great examples of blockchain in action.  The Rise, Fall and Rise of Cryptocurrency Tokens A year ago tokens were all the rage. People were setting up crypto businesses, creating tokens, inventing "tokenomics" for their business and then hoping people would buy into it. The mania ended soon afterwards, and lots of projects went with them. In some ways this is a good thing, because we need to sort the wheat from the chaff, sort the good and durable from the Ponzi schemes. Cryptocurrency tokens are in fact a great way to represent ownership of real things. You can make the indivisible divisible. You can own a millionth of a house, a tenth of a car and buy a sack of next year's harvest.  In short, cryptocurrency tokens, backed by smart contracts (software code embedded within the token you own that enforces rules), offer a way to bring the tools of finance to everyone. You won't need to be able to access capital markets in London or New York in order to raise equity for your business in future. It's going to be available for everyone.  We're a few years away from this, and this application of blockchain is in a bit of a lull. It's going to come back though, because the underlying need to widen access to finance hasn't gone away. Wallets and Storage A difference between this year and last is the level of sophistication there has been in the wallet space. Last year people were writing wallet apps and getting people to use them. This year we're talking integrated hardware, software, multi-signature workflow. You name it, the storage of cryptocurrency assets is maturing. Essentially, these are the modern equivalent of safety deposit boxes for your crypto assets. Really friendly people on the stands too. Talking about Glu The project the 345 team have been engaged on lately is Glu (https://www.glu.lu), and the expo was an ideal place to validate our product ideas with industry insiders. Glu is the definitive product catalog for cryproturrencies, tokens and blockchain so in many ways we were pushing against an open door. The general feeling was that there is a need and an opportunity for Glu's product in this industry, to bind everyone together and help build trust in an industry so known for individuality and infighting.  We left the expo with a renewed sense of mission to complete the Glu product. The live beta launches next month, so be sure to keep checking the website to see when it's landed! Thanks for listening, see you next week when I'll be back talking tech with Paul.

Panachecast Episode 4 - April 8th 2019Welcome to the fourth episode of the Panachecast, Panache Software's weekly round-up and analysis of the latest LegalTech news and events.Support us at http://www.patreon.com/panachesoftwareSubscribe to the Podcast version at http://www.buzzsprout.com/264387Also available via the Apple Podcast app, spotify, tunein, stitcher and other podcast providers.Contact us at panachecast@panachesoftware.comTime stamps:3:13 - EY continues expansion into law with Thomson Reuters managed legal services acquisition (James Booth - http://www.cityam.com/275734/ey-continues-expansion-into-law-thomson-reuters-managed)15:30 - 8 Law Firms Getting Social Media Right (Simcha Lazarus - https://www.wisestamp.com/corporate/resources/wisestamp-knowledge-base/law-firms/8-law-firms-getting-social-media-right/)31:40 - Future of Data (Raconteur 26 March 2019 - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/raconteur/)48:31 - Startup Law: Introduction to Startup Law (https://www.campus.co/london/en/events/ag1zfmd3ZWItY2FtcHVzckkLEgpDYW1wdXNOYW1lIgRSb290DAsSCkNhbXB1c05hbWUiBmxvbmRvbgwLEgdFdmVudFYyIhJhMmhmMTAwMDAwMGd4UU5BQVkM#events)48:50 - Blockchain Expo (25-26 April) (https://www.blockchain-expo.com/)49:33 - Blockchain Summit London (26-27 June) (https://blockchainsummitlondon.com/)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/panachesoftware)

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Just some quick news this week... The team and I are back from Blockchain Expo, in London. Hear our latest news, and learn more about the progress weve made on the whitepaper and the Varanida browser extension.

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