Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said on Tuesday that blockchain technology has more potential for being adopted in the future than bitcoin itself. “I think sentiment has shifted in the markets, in the Fed,” Kashkari said in a speech at a technology conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. “I would say I think conventional wisdom now is that blockchain and the underlying technology is probably more interesting and has more potential than maybe bitcoin does
Fed’s Kashkari: blockchain has more potential than bitcoin itself
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