As an entrepreneur in this space, I love this post. Your view on the impact of DLT on the capital market structure could be complemented by the evolution of DLT infrastructure into the FI technology stack. Right now, each market participant replicates each database in its own infrastructure (duplication, as you mention). But with the use of DLT platforms, those internal databases can be replaced by DLT nodes, transforming not only the market structure but also back and middle technologies. As you mentioned, the scale of the prize here is ridiculous. I'd like to help on the Open Standards Council and learn more about it.
Losing assets or crypto is common these days, and I don't see why anyone should be ashamed to admit it. The frightening thing is that anyone can become a victim, regardless of their intelligence. The good news is that there are recovery agencies that can help you get your money back; all you have to do is phone one that is reliable. I went online to look for help after losing money, and I came upon an article about victims' optimism. You can reach out to them by email (Freddictine At consultant com). I decided to give them a chance, and I was pleasantly surprised by how professional and dedicated they were to getting all of my money back.
As an entrepreneur in this space, I love this post. Your view on the impact of DLT on the capital market structure could be complemented by the evolution of DLT infrastructure into the FI technology stack. Right now, each market participant replicates each database in its own infrastructure (duplication, as you mention). But with the use of DLT platforms, those internal databases can be replaced by DLT nodes, transforming not only the market structure but also back and middle technologies. As you mentioned, the scale of the prize here is ridiculous. I'd like to help on the Open Standards Council and learn more about it.
Losing assets or crypto is common these days, and I don't see why anyone should be ashamed to admit it. The frightening thing is that anyone can become a victim, regardless of their intelligence. The good news is that there are recovery agencies that can help you get your money back; all you have to do is phone one that is reliable. I went online to look for help after losing money, and I came upon an article about victims' optimism. You can reach out to them by email (Freddictine At consultant com). I decided to give them a chance, and I was pleasantly surprised by how professional and dedicated they were to getting all of my money back.