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Opening Keynote Address Thriving Through the Next Wave of Disruption Asiff Hirji President & COO, Coinbase Conference skews more senior career... and more tech and business owner Similar to my estimated breakdown of US Jamat


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Opening Keynote Address

Thriving Through the Next Wave of Disruption

Asiff Hirji

President & COO, Coinbase

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Conference skews more senior career...

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… and more tech and business owner

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Similar to my estimated breakdown of US Jamat

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Placement Placement

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Quality Quality SEO

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Pre-Internet era - centralized app and data

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

MAINFRAME COMPUTING

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Internet 1.0

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Internet 1.0 era - distributed app, centralized data

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

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Internet 1.0 era - obvious disruptions

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

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Internet 1.0 era - obvious disruptions

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

Winners leveraged inherent capabilities

  • f Internet 1.0;

Disrupted didn’t adapt

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Internet 2.0

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Internet 2.0 era - mobile/cloud app, centralized data

Internet 2.0

2005 to 2015

CLOUD & MOBILE BROADBAND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

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Internet 2.0 era - obvious disruptions

CLOUD & MOBILE BROADBAND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

Internet 2.0

2005 to 2015

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

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Internet 2.0 era - obvious disruptions

CLOUD & MOBILE BROADBAND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

Internet 2.0

2005 to 2015

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

Winners leveraged inherent capabilities

  • f Internet 2.0

Disrupted didn’t adapt

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Internet 3.0

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Internet 3.0 era - decentralized app and data

Internet 3.0

2015 to next decade

DECENTRALIZED COMPUTING CLOUD & MOBILE BROADBAND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING MAINFRAME COMPUTING

Internet 2.0

2005 to 2015

Pre-Internet

Pre-1995

Internet 1.0

1995 to 2005

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Machine Learning

Intelligence in every device

3D Printing

Make anything anywhere

Blockchain

Decentralized data & native currency for the Internet

Internet 3.0 foundational technologies

Emerging Applications

Autonomous Vehicles and Electric Powertrains will deliver Transport as a Service Virtual/Augmented Reality will make blended Physical and Virtual experiences the norm Globalization and on-demand service growth will make the Gig Economy the norm Asset-lite lifestyles (rent vs own) will accelerate Subscription Service economy

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Transport as a service - disrupts > 25% of economy

Implications

  • Generation that will not drive

Freedom = Phone (not car)

  • On demand rolling hotel

room/office.

  • Much safer
  • Transport costs crash
  • Driver’s license no longer ID
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Transport as a service - disrupts > 25% of economy

Implications

  • Generation that will not drive

Freedom = Phone (not car)

  • On demand rolling hotel

room/office.

  • Much safer
  • Transport costs crash
  • Driver’s license no longer ID

Impacts >50%

  • f our

community

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VR/AR - disrupts > 15% of economy

Implications

  • Working/planning/shopping is

blended experience

  • Scales teaching quality
  • Meet and travel virtually
  • VR better than reality?
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VR/AR - disrupts > 15% of economy

Implications

  • Planning/shopping is blended

experience

  • Scales teaching quality
  • Meet and travel virtually
  • VR better than reality?

Impacts >20%

  • f our

community

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Gig & Subscription economy - disrupts > 20% of economy

Implications

  • Professions become on-demand
  • Career = series of gigs

Self-Employed

Implications

  • Rent rather than own
  • Businesses become assemblages
  • f services
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Gig & Subscription economy - disrupts > 20% of economy

Implications

  • Professions become on-demand
  • Career = series of gigs

Self-Employed

Implications

  • Rent rather than own
  • Businesses become assemblages
  • f services

Impacts >20%

  • f our

community

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ML and 3d Printing - disrupts > 20% of economy

Implications

  • Decision support and 1st line

diagnosis move to ML

  • Personalized prescriptions
  • Almost everything connected and

processing Implications

  • Print everything anywhere from

parts to organs

  • Personalized products with minimal

supply chain

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ML and 3d Printing - disrupts > 20% of economy

Implications

  • Decision support and 1st line

diagnosis move to ML

  • Personalized prescriptions
  • Almost everything connected and

processing Implications

  • Print everything anywhere from

parts to organs

  • Personalized products with minimal

supply chain

Impacts >10%

  • f our

community

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Blockchain disruption not fully understood - will be large

Implications

  • Costs of financial products crash
  • Privacy shields individuals from

governments and other actors

  • Most assets become tokenized

and new classes of assets arise

  • New governance model
  • New form of ID

Explaination

  • Fundamental innovation behind

Bitcoin

  • Tamper-resistant decentralized

database for storing things of value

  • Solves 2 biggest failings of Internet

○ Users control data ○ Money built in

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Blockchain disruption not fully understood, will be large

Implications

  • Costs of financial products crash
  • Privacy shields individuals from

governments and other actors

  • Most assets become tokenized

and new classes of assets arise

  • New governance model
  • New form of ID

Explaination

  • Fundamental innovation behind

Bitcoin

  • Tamper-resistant decentralized

database for storing things of value

  • Solves 2 biggest failings of Internet

○ Users control data ○ Money built in

Impacts our whole community

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Decentralized

  • Algorithms run most things
  • Digital money and ID
  • VR/AR pervasive

Tokenized

  • Most assets tokenized
  • New classes of assets arise
  • New governance model
  • New form of ID

Private

  • Control and portability of data
  • Users decide what to share
  • Data can interact with any app

Shared

  • Gigs vs jobs
  • Rent rather than own
  • Most things as a service (including

transport)

Internet 3.0 Summary

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Decentralized

  • Algorithms run most things
  • Digital money and ID
  • VR/AR pervasive

Tokenized

  • Most assets tokenized
  • New classes of assets arise
  • New governance model
  • New form of ID

Private

  • Control and portability of data
  • Users decide what to share
  • Data can interact with any app

Shared

  • Gigs vs jobs
  • Rent rather than own
  • Most things as a service (including

transport)

Internet 3.0 Summary Profound effects for our community

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Internet 3.0 Internet 3.0

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My advice for surviving and thriving through this wave

Recognize Disruption

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My advice for surviving and thriving through this wave

Recognize Disruption Create New Plan A

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My advice for surviving and thriving through this wave

Recognize Disruption Optionality -> Networks / Alliances Create New Plan A

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Thank you and good luck @asiffhirji asiff-hirji