Sophia Zhao (Yale SOM 17), Digital Currency Specialist at HBUS, Blue Ivy Ventures, and Tsai CITY
“This is a nascent technology and still a very young industry. Let’s continue to learn and explore its potential, and make a positive impact together.”
“This is a nascent technology and still a very young industry. Let’s continue to learn and explore its potential, and make a positive impact together.”
“Maybe that doesn’t mean much in societies like the United States or Western Europe, where we have a system of the rule of law, of accountability, of relatively trustworthy institutions, but in most of the world, people don’t know what a trustworthy institution is. They prize what we take for granted.”
“The idea of having better accounting has been in existence for many years, and now the technology makes that possible.”
“We have communication scientists, people with dual degrees in all sorts of fields, political scientists, journalists, and so on. It’s a really, really inspiring and great community.”
“Using these tools—blockchains, these data structures, and this computer infrastructure—will change who you trust in many cases, but again, it does not eliminate the need for trust.”
“Getting blockchain technology right will supercharge a new chapter in the story of human cooperation.”
“Those of us who work in the industry contribute to the resolution of these regulatory issues by conducting honest business, and supporting the innovative and ethos-driven projects in the industry.”
“[Chinese tech firms] didn’t call them “cryptocurrencies,” and the digital currency makes their ecosystem all-the-more vibrant than those of U.S. technology firms.”