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Blockchain 2.0

Blockchain 2.0

Source: Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse researchers analyse the market implications of blockchain technology in light of the bitcoin boom.

"While we make no comment on the valuation of particular cryptocurrencies, we believe the rise of bitcoin and Initial Coin Offerings highlights how transformative the underpinning blockchain will be across sectors, with financial services and capital markets at the front of the queue."

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