Traditional Financial Advisors Spread Blockchain Publicly This Month by Saying That It's Happening Is a "sociological innovation". T3), CNBC reports on Monday, February 12.

A summary of the T3 Counselors' Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, which took place from February 6 to 9, demonstrates the significant turnaround of 2018.

"Blockchain is a sociological innovation, it is a piece of technology, but it allows us to transfer and sell value over the Internet and to organize networks in a way that we do not have. not planes before. " Senior economist Magdalena Ramada of international consulting firm Willis Towers Watson

Traditional finance and banking have long studied cost savings and increased effectiveness of promises Blockchain, but its impact on the human plane is rarely mentioned outside the cryptocurrency circles.

The technology of distributed registers and "authorized" or "private" blockchains have become a matter of order for financial institutions seeking to create blockchain products over which they still exercise centralized control.

This week CointGraph commented on CMEGroup. released the first Bitcoin futures in December 2017, had applied for a patent on a system that would change the rules of a blockchain without requiring network consensus

Prior to this in September l & # 39; Last year, Accenture had acquired a patent for what it called "blockchain editable" technology

Regardless of its packaging, however, high-level business consultants are now aware of the need to embrace the disturbing nature Blockchain presents.

"Whoever stands between the buyer and the seller is gone, so the brokers are gone, the mortgage brokers are gone, the ticket sellers are gone," Ric Edelman, founder and executive chairman of Edelman Financial Services, continued: