"We're high on blockchain technology, which allows the transfer of digital assets, whether it's bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, votes or land titling or securities," Johnson said. "We think like the internet allowed for information to flow freely and frictionlessly, blockchain is going to allow assets to flow freely and frictionlessly."
Blockchain 2019: How crypto will convert cash, property into digital assets
While they're still nascent, new start-ups are launching applications that allow users to convert cash, property and digital assets into cryptocurrency that can be tracked and kept in a blockchain immutable record. But there are also some tall road blocks.
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