Blockchain has the power to transform the healthcare industry. That's according to cyberneticist Jonny Dubowsky. He explains how this technology can impact the way we protect and distribute data.
"We are just exposing the utility and value of blockchain," says Dubowsky. He compares bitcoin to the dot com bubble, and says he we might have further corrections. My Personal Therapeutics is now using blockchain technology to protect and eventually monetize personal data.
Dubowsky also compared the early craze surrounding Bitcoin to that of Myspace. "It's much easier for Bitcoin to allow secondary blockchains to emerge. Bitcoin could turn out to be the Myspace of this whole space."
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