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Blockchain “should be the next generation of the Internet,” said Conensys Head of Global Business Development Andrew Keys at a May meetup held in New York on the eve of a Hyperledger F2F meeting. “It has the ability to promote peer-to-peer transactions without incumbent intermediaries garnering unnecessarily large revenues, and (therefore) help humanity. If we can improve peer-to-peer interactions, that money can flow to more people.”

That sort of lofty expectation is not uncommon among discussions of blockchain—at least the ones I’ve heard—and should be expected as a global financial services industry that generates $13 trillion in annual revenue is laser-focused on it, with managers of the rest of the worlds $78 trillion economy also taking long looks at blockchain, whether out of fear, opportunism, altruism, or all three.

Altoros sponsored the meetup, with its CEO Renat Khasanshyn leading Andrew and three other panelists through a discussion with the topic, “Hyperledger vs. Ethereum: A War in the Making, or a Match Made in Heaven?”