Goldman Analyst: Blockchain Tech Will Change Asset Ownership

Goldman Analyst: Blockchain Tech Will Change Asset Ownership

A Goldman Sachs analyst has revealed further insight into the global investment banking giant's developing thesis on bitcoin and blockchain technology. In a podcast released this summer and highlighted by a recent New York Times piece, global investment research analyst Heath Terry addressed both bitcoin and the blockchain, praising the distributed ledger as a technology that would have "massive implications" for asset and ownership transfer. "We're first pitch, first inning in terms of seeing how companies are going to use the technology," Terry said, adding: "It's fascinating in really....


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