Q&A: Why businesses should build on public blockchain
summary
Argues that putting business data on a public chain gives an immutable single source of truth and supports on‑chain encryption, that generative AI prompts and outputs can be timestamped to prove provenance, and that microtransactions already work (examples: pay‑for‑prompts (4¢) bots and nano payments on BSV). Names live apps: twatch social profiles, RelayX “Club” NFT‑backed posts with NFT social posts with buy button, and cites Block Dojo’s 41 founders and $6M raised as proof of traction.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:11Worst way to start a presentation
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- 1:17How to open a pitch
- 4:14The 7 PS
- 8:58Fight or Flight
- 10:43Alexs story
- 12:05Alexs advice
- 12:31Introducing the speakers
- 13:44Why businesses should build on public blockchain
- 15:58How can businesses make use of blockchain and AI
- 17:53How can businesses make money from AI
- 21:15Social media on blockchain
- 22:36Central bank digital currencies
- 24:58How to convince old school investors
- 28:43Is blockchain a silver bullet
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