Blockchain lechnology 20 points This is not a question about c you will lose marks. ncies. If you mention crytpocurrency in any way, I became more interested in blockchain technology in 2016 when I noticed that lead ing US investment banks were quietly filing patent applications for different blockchain technologies. These patents, like this question, are not about cryptocurrency. Follow this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v-27nD2lk YarQ, or the one on BlackBoard where you downloaded this problem set, to find a December 2017 episode of the U.S. business news show Nightly Business Report. Fast forward to 19m55s and watch the four-minute video about blockchain technology. This business news video mentions graduate students at top business schools including Wharton, Stanford, and Harvard. It says that some students are saying no to traditional finance roles and instead chasing blockchain opportunities. For example, Stanford stu- dents demanded a new class on blockchain and it will be taught for the first time in spring 2018 (i.e., right now in the northern hemisphere). The news story says that the same thing is happening at Harvard Business School, because of demand from students. It also says that employers' interest in blockchain skills is growing. A freelancing firm says that out of more than 5,000 skills they keep track of, when ranked by increasing importance to employers, blockchain skills rank second out of 5,000. In addition, business school stu dents are launching blockchain clubs to learn more about the technology. The top U.S PSI-4 FINC302 SI Otago University xiv OT.F. Crack, 2018 FINC302 PSETS business school students are interested in applications of blockchain, viewing blockchairn as a disruptive technology. Some students are, however, sceptical, and worried about the lack of regulation or oversight. The article mentions a Wharton professor who describes blockchain as being like the internet of 20 years ago I want you to describe blockchain as best as you can in less than one page (12pt font, double-spaced, one-inch margins). The one-page limit does not include any references, which can appear on the next page, and does not include any diagram(s), which can appear on another page(s) Blockchain lechnology 20 points This is not a question about c you will lose marks. ncies. If you mention crytpocurrency in any way, I became more interested in blockchain technology in 2016 when I noticed that lead ing US investment banks were quietly filing patent applications for different blockchain technologies. These patents, like this question, are not about cryptocurrency. Follow this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v-27nD2lk YarQ, or the one on BlackBoard where you downloaded this problem set, to find a December 2017 episode of the U.S. business news show Nightly Business Report. Fast forward to 19m55s and watch the four-minute video about blockchain technology. This business news video mentions graduate students at top business schools including Wharton, Stanford, and Harvard. It says that some students are saying no to traditional finance roles and instead chasing blockchain opportunities. For example, Stanford stu- dents demanded a new class on blockchain and it will be taught for the first time in spring 2018 (i.e., right now in the northern hemisphere). The news story says that the same thing is happening at Harvard Business School, because of demand from students. It also says that employers' interest in blockchain skills is growing. A freelancing firm says that out of more than 5,000 skills they keep track of, when ranked by increasing importance to employers, blockchain skills rank second out of 5,000. In addition, business school stu dents are launching blockchain clubs to learn more about the technology. The top U.S PSI-4 FINC302 SI Otago University xiv OT.F. Crack, 2018 FINC302 PSETS business school students are interested in applications of blockchain, viewing blockchairn as a disruptive technology. Some students are, however, sceptical, and worried about the lack of regulation or oversight. The article mentions a Wharton professor who describes blockchain as being like the internet of 20 years ago I want you to describe blockchain as best as you can in less than one page (12pt font, double-spaced, one-inch margins). The one-page limit does not include any references, which can appear on the next page, and does not include any diagram(s), which can appear on another page(s)