Imagine the world a hundred and sixty years ago at the birth of the locomotive engine. It was a physical and visible technological revolution that accelerated humanity and further entrenched the free market enterprise.

Goods and services that took months to move from point A to point B could now be moved in a matter of hours.

Small, medium & large scale entrepreneur of the day could harness the technology & use it to achieve more efficiency. Because it was a physical revolution, it was easy to avoid the negative aspect of this technology (it was easy to know it wasn’t wise to stay on the rail track of an approaching train).

In our day however, the speed of innovation is only best imagined. Innovations are being birthed almost at the speed of light and the majority of such innovations aren’t physical but metaphysical. Welcome to the 21st century.

At the close of the last century, the internet was born & an explosion of information & data engulfed the planet. Data could be transferred across the globe almost at an instant. A single point of data generated in a remote part of the world could be sent to almost every human on the planet with a smartphone at almost zero cost.

The transfer of data & information across the planet as transformed our world. Data transfer, not value transfer, for that, was the preserve of the global banking elite…. but not anymore, that changed in 2009 when Satoshi Nakamoto developed an internet protocol with which value can be exchanged & transferred across the internet and it is decentralized to boot.

Suddenly, as most technological revolution does, the 600yr old banking monopoly of the global banking elite dating back to the days of the Medici in the 14th century is broken.

However, since it is a metaphysical revolution, not a physical one the vast majority of the human population don’t have the foggiest idea what the decentralized blockchain revolution is and how their lives & those of all they care about are about to be upturned.

THE DECENTRALIZED BLOCKCHAIN WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING…

The decentralized blockchain technology will change everything. it will transform how we bank and move money. It will probably do to bank what email did to the post office system. It will transform the way contracts are written. Future contracts will be smart i.e they will not require any human to enforce the agreement and terms of the contract.

It will transform the movement of money across international borders. In short, it will eliminate geographical boundaries across countries and continents…….. it will disrupt online gaming, it would transform the virtual reality world, It will disrupt cloud storage, with the decentralized blockchain, cloud storage will be truly secured as the need for a centralized server will be eliminated and data would be stored in a decentralized manner.

Social media platform of the future will be decentralized and the billions of dollars being earned by the founders will not remain only theirs but will be shared by content providers on the platform.

In this decentralized future, anyone, anywhere (with an internet connection) can be a part of this revolution. When the internet revolution stated in 1994 people in third world nations were not privileged to share in the wealth transfer that occurred during that period (1994-2001). The tech market moved from zero to hit 6 trillion dollars and many people who were early investors in certain internet startups then made phenomenal wealth. This decentralized blockchain revolution has been dubbed internet 3.0 and the good news is, it’s decentralized.

That means that anyone from any part of the world with an internet connection can get involved and becoming an early investor in decentralized blockchain startups that are going to and are already disrupting the future.

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