Blockchain will change asset ownership, according to Goldman Sachs analyst
A Goldman Sachs analyst, Heath Terry, has said that Bitcoin and blockchain technology will have "massive implications" for asset and ownership transfer, saying "it's hard to see a world where blockchain technology doesn't change the way we think about asset ownership"; he discusses these views further in the linked podcast. However, Terry believes that currently Bitcoin cannot be considered as an alternate currency as its rate fluctuates against fiat currencies too much; he said that when volatility reduces in the system, it will be widely used. 
30 JUL 2015 - Heath Terry and Ryan Nash, analysts in Global Investment Research at Goldman Sachs, explore how the twin forces of regulation and technology are opening the door for a new and expanding class of competitors aiming to shake up financial services.

This episode was recorded on June 3, 2015.

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