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Anonymous

26 Aug 2020

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As Singapore and the world move towards being cashless, do you think it is possible for cryptocurrency to replace money? Why?

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Alson Chia

26 Aug 2020

Head of Operations & Trading at Tokenize Xchange

I think it is possible, but maybe not for the near future as the technology infrastructure has to be in place first!

Also, it's likely to be in stablecoins as well since normal crypto such as BTC or ETH are too volatile for business transactions for the time being.

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Travis Teo

23 Aug 2020

Head of Business Development at Tokenize Xchange

IMO, fiat and crypto would co-exist at least for the forseeable fuure. As of now the scalability isnt there yet for blockchains such as Bitcoin as a global currency

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Ng Wei En

17 Jun 2020

Analyst at Mastercard

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