End customers need to get end value from the ICO or the product that you want to launch for them to be interested in delving into a blockchain/cryptocurrency project. #MITblockchain#Coinbase#Refereum#CBDF
Kristen thinks that the place to start to launch a product is to first ask the question if an ICO or the blockchain is necessary to building your product. #MITblockhain#Coinbase
Munjal thinks that creating an ICO in blockchain can be a difficult thing to do. His recommendation? Work with a partner and spend time building your product and your community. Do a triple pronged assault. #MITblockchain#CBDF
What happens if you want to launch your own blockchain project? Sloane thinks that having a network that is related to the project that you want to launch is imperative in getting talent and your foot in the door. #MITblockchain#Refereum
Munjal says that legislation does not understand the capabilities that this new technology can create and he implores people in blockchain to get involved with legislation as a way to mitigate FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt). #MITblockchain#CBDF
Legislation has come up as a topic in the discussion. How is legal development and disruption go hand in hand with business development activities in blockchain? Any opinions out there? #MITblockchain#Coinbase#Refereum#CBDF
Sloane thinks that small blockchain firms should work together and try to effect change through grassroots movements in the legal space regulating blockchain and cryptocurrencies. #MITblockchain#Refereum
Kristen Stone, Head of Financial Partnerships at Coinbase tells us that we need to have tokens add value to the real world or to products. #Coinbase, #MITblockchain
Monica Quaintance thinks that building on top of the ethereum network can be a great place to begin developing new blockchain projects because of the inclusive community #MITblockchain