The blockchain revolution

The Blockchain Revolution

Tomorrow, who will you trust? Algorithms or human institutions?

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The book

The Blockchain Revolution gives you the key elements to answer the question of trust created by algorithms.

For more than a decade, we have been experiencing many revolutions: economic, social, environmental and even our practices and uses. These revolutions are carried by new technologies that have the ambition to participate in the construction of a better world. The emergence of blockchain has aroused prophetic analyses and enthusiastic comments. This technical protocol inspires a reflection on a more balanced, fairer society and questions the fabric of trust.

This essay questions the transformations carried by the blockchain, explains the mechanics of operation and the next evolutions. A work of discovery as well as a wide panorama of the work accomplished, it is an easy way to explore this ecosystem.

Innovation is the key to the success of new entrepreneurial strategies and blockchain is a technology that is able to reshuffle the cards. It also questions the role of the institutions, the opponents, in fact, the algorithms

The author

Philippe Rodriguez is the co-founder and managing partner of Avolta Partners, one of the most active m&a banks in Europe for tech companies. Philippe is also very present in the Blockchain ecosystem as a speaker and president of Bitcoin France. In digital ecosystem he co-founded the EBG of which he has been the Treasurer since 1998.

Philippe is a graduate of ESCP and EISTI.

Philippe Rodriguez is also advisor of several ICO in Europe and Asia.

I wrote this book with the strong will to democratize the blockchain subject by using both a historical and economic approach. The idea is to put the technology back in context in order to better understand all the cases of use and thus to make a conviction on its general or particular utility.