Blockchain + AI + Crypto Economics Are We Creating a Code Tsunami? Fintech, the digital economy, Distributed technologies, tokenisations and crypto economics Strategy - Cconsiderations, Diligences + Risks author Dinis Guarda, founder of ztudium intelligenthq.com | hedgethink.com | tradersdna.com FreedomeE, DragonBloc

2. About me:
Dinis Guarda: author, CEO and founder
Working / collaborating / advising the likes of
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3. WE LIVE NOW IN A BLACK SWAN BLOCKCHAIN, AI CRYPTO
TSUNAMI
THAT IS RADICALLY TRANSFORMING THE WORLD

5. When the Stockton-Darlington
Railway opened in 1825, people
feared the worst: the human body,
surely, wasn't made to travel at
incredible speeds of 30 miles per
hour.
The first president to install electric
lighting at the White House was
Benjamin Harrison in 1891, but he
never touched the light switches
himself, for fear of being
electrocuted. This was a
reasonable fear, given how crude
household electric wiring could be
at the time.

6. Just as electricity changed the nineteenth century AI, crypto, and
Blockchain are changing the twenty-first. Disrupting the
organizational principles that historically have powered the world
economy’s business models infrastructure, these ideas promise to
change the very structure of human interaction. Faster than ever!

7. 1995. The Internet was a mess. No Google. No
Facebook, no method to the madness. It’s
understandable how many may have believed there
wasn’t something in this Internet thing.
2018. Blockchain, ICOs and crypto are a disruptive
powerful mess that touches ID, finance,
governments, politics and centralised models.
What do you believe?

8. Countless innovations have changed our history
and world. History is about change and capacity to
evolve and special adapt. But only a few
innovations have divided history into ‘before and
after.’ In these paradigm shifts, few have cut so
deep into our very ideology, society and economy
as this trinity of technology will in the coming
years. And few have developed so fast and full of
miscomprehension and disagreement.

11. Blockchain crypto - who we are?

12. Blockchain crypto - who we are? Maping 100 influencers
(using rightrelevance.com technology)

17. The parallel between commoditisation and digitalisation / tokenisation of the economy
and special new digital models of finance and trading will be critical in this new world.
We can call this new model Crypto Economics / Tokenomics:
WORLD ECONOMY AND A NEW TOKENOMICS MODEL
Source http://www.alleywatch.com/2017/11/crypto-like-religion-6-crypto-thoughts/

23. REALITY CHECK
Share of the
internet economy
in the gross
domestic product
in G-20 countries
in 2016, source
statista.com
CONTEXT DIGITAL ECONOMY VS DIGITISATION OF WORLD ECONOMY

24. To put things + the global
economy in perspective:
Total crypto market today $470
billion
Total equity market $71 Trillion
Global Economy GDP $80
Trillion
Global debt over $213 to $300
trillion
1536 crypto currencies
How is this will change with
blockchain cryptocurrencies
crypto economics AI
GLOBAL ECONOMY, EQUITIES, DEBT AND CRYPTOCURRENCIES
$470B

25. SECURITY
CRYPTO ASSETS
FUND
TOKENECONOMICS - TYPES AND FUNDAMENTALS
There are various types ways to measure Tokens
Tokenomics also known as crypto or digital currencies
COMMODITY
TOKENs
MAIN TYPES AND
INDUSTRY AREAS
UTILITY

26. CURRENCY
SECURITY
VALUE ASSET
COLLECTIVE ITEM
THE ALPHA CRYPTO - DIGITAL CURRENCY - BITCOIN
Various ways to measure blockchain Tokens - also known as crypto / digital currencies
COMMODITY
VALUE OF
EXCHANGE
BITCOIN
PAYMENT FORM
UTILITY
REWARD SYSTEM

28. Some critical considerations to look:
• Businesses, governments, regulators and
financial institutions need to consider
decentralised models in order to enhance
industry resilience, integrity and stability
and work in governance structures while
using data driven technology to leverage
this.
• DLT and Crypto Economics models needs
to be at the centre of any government,
financial organisation or regulator and by
chain effect any business.

29. Some critical considerations:
• Find a balance between Technology and
governance – centralised vs decentralised
critical issue to consider
• Focus on users and UI and UX frictionless
needs to be at the heart of business,
healthcare, and financial services industry
and within the sustainable way how to
remain competitive.

30. “The killer app for the blockchain is not tokens,
but it is how to design private economies.
Tokens are just enablers to that.”
William Mougayar

31. Blockchain has a dialectic nature of distributed,
decentralised and centralised. Together with AI and
crypto it is a powerful, and if not well managed,
disruptive tsunami.
In such a scenario one could think there would be a totalitarian new order
and therefore some kind of systems disorder, even chaos or a social-
financial and structure tsunami.
This is somehow the biggest challenge we face as humans and the
inception of blockchain, artificial intelligence and crypto that in many
arenas is operating a new restructuring of the world order.

32. FINANCIAL
POLITICAL
RELIGIOUS
GOVERNMENT
MILITAR
PERSONAL
HEALTHCARE
EMOTIONAL
PSYCHOLOGICAL
INSURANCE
ID
BLOCKCHAIN + AI + IOT
CRYPTO DATA DNA

33. Thank you
Advisor:
Dinis Guarda: author, CEO and founder