The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”The report brought together thought leaders from all parts of the globe, showcasing the global impact of blockchain technology. Additionally, the report underscored the importance of being able to penetrate the financial industry, given its more conservative nature.
“Distilled from Ripple’s recent New Value report, research highlights that 75% of our survey respondents at global financial institutions think that blockchain will have a massive or significant impact on business within the next five years. Leaders from Latin America and Asia Pacific lead the charge with more than 80% of respondents in each region voicing this sentiment,” the Ripple report said.
“This is a remarkable consensus given the traditionally conservative nature of the financial industry and that blockchain technology is still a fairly new technology,” the report added further. “Much of this enthusiasm is rooted in the technology’s ability to change the way we think about and move value—efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively.”
