Bitcoin und die Finanzindustrie

Elfriede Sixt ()

Chapter 14 in Bitcoins und andere dezentrale Transaktionssysteme, 2017, pp 173-186 from Springer

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Banks, as they exist now, are obsolete and will not exist as we know them in 10 years. Period. Without a doubt. We’ve seen this movie before. Is anyone using Delphi? CompuServe? AOL? What did they have in common? They tried to retrofit the Internet’s HTTP technology into their systems. They tried to force everyone into their closed loopholes. It worked, temporarily. You had a jump in revenues and profit, and then everybody found out you can deal directly with the source. You don’t need them They’re gone. The banking system is trying to do the same thing (Reggie Middleton, CEO of Veritaseum, designing P2P Smart Contracts through blockchain tech & inventor of UltraCoin). Wie schon oft in diesem Buch aufgezeigt, nutzt die Finanzwirtschaft schon jahrzehntelang Softwaresysteme wie das SWIFT-System, hat es aber bis dato geschafft, sich von der Digitalisierung des Internets abzugrenzen.

Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-02844-2_14

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