BSV Blockchain Makes Lasting Impression at CES 2022: Who Knew Blockchains Could Scale

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CES has always been a window into what the world of technology will look like down the line.  With this in mind, it shouldn't come as a big surprise that our friends representing the BSV Blockchain would make their way to Vegas this week to take full advantage of those seeking to incorporate blockchain technology into their own business platforms.

"I have spoken to hundreds of people at CES this week. None of them knew that blockchains could scale," Bitcoin historian Kurt Wuckert, Jr. relayed. "They asked why nobody ever showed them how powerful the technology was."

The answer, he says, is "Because most of the technology isn’t powerful."

The BSV Blockchain scaling has "no limitations," Wuckert, Jr. adds.

The BSV Blockchain is seen as the only technology capable of serving as both enterprise-level data management and valuation protocol as well as a platform for nano-payments.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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