Jack Ma: Love is Important In Business | Davos 2018
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Channel: World Economic Forum
Views: 932,622
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Length: 55min 39sec (3339 seconds)
Published: Wed Jan 24 2018
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270K tx/s is a hard goal, but a very reachable one in a reasonable future. Definitely worth trying anyway.
Things to remember: This video (watch it) is not really about Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash, but about Alibaba and its outlook.
China is unlikely to deregulate from prohibiting Bitcoin or other global public blockchains for national commerce in the near future. They will first try their national cryptos, so will others.
So if Bitcoin (Cash) picks up commercial volume in China, it will be unsanctioned.
We don't have to worry about a "Singles Day" event for quite some time.
And we should not forget that on-chain will not be the only way. There will be other blockchains, there will be off-chain payments, there will still be centralized systems with us for quite a few years.
Mentioning this only because the Alipay load may be brought up as an example of how on-chain scaling looks hopeless and infeasible. It is not :-)
Also, Bitcoin (Cash) would not crash if demand exceeds capacity, it would just require a larger mempool and have steeply rising fees and backlog. This has been demonstrated by BTC.
Sort of like the prices at retailers going up automatically if their systems were overloaded. Now I'm wondering if someone's actually done that before to drive down consumer demand real time.
Jack Ma makes a number of important points regarding technological development and the need for fast and efficient solutions to survive market competition. The statement in the title and points related to it begin around the 46 minute mark.
He said that he does not understand bitcoin on one of the interviews. Yeah, right!