Christiana, who MIT Technology Review describes as a ‘Blockchain Believer,’ is the author of an upcoming book on Blockchain. She is the youngest ever Cherie Blair Foundation Women in Business Mentor and according to the BBC and Sky News, Christiana is the second eldest member of Britain’s Brainiest family having passed GCSE at 9. After that she wrote Amazon-bestselling book, Maths Manual, to help her friends struggling with Maths and at 11, Christiana became the youngest student in history to attend a British university after she was given a government scholarship to study at undergraduate level.
It is unfortunate that with the scope of how vast Blockchain’s impact on Capital Markets can be it is difficult to cover in one post but at least this can be a start. Capital Markets is the structure given to the sale, purchase, and exchange of securities, stocks and other financial instruments in order to raise money or capital.
To assess GDPR’s compatibility with Blockchain (or Ephemeral Blockchain in this case) it is important to define each of them first and then look at where the two overlap or intertwine.
