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> Crash or no crash, we should expect a significant increase in the level of institutional adoption this year.

> Crash or no crash, we should expect a significant increase in the level of institutional adoption this year. Specifically, a large number of companies will put together groups focused on what Bitcoin means to them — and as early as next year we’ll start to hear people ask “What’s your Bitcoin strategy?” in much the same way people asked “What’s your social media strategy?”… This could be great news for social media con sultants who have seen their wells run dry. Now these con sultants can set their sights on convincing companies to add We Accept Bitcoin buttons to their websites. But I believe a16z is thinking too small. Companies need to look beyond Bitcoin. Personally, I'm tired of the Benjamin Franklin branding on the $100 bill. Bring on the modern brands. I for one am looking forward to the day when I can convert all of my hard-earned money into LouisVuittonCoin and PepsiCoin.

Posted by 7Figures2Commas on Jan 22, 2015, 8:07 PM

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> Crash or no crash, we should expect a significant increase in the level of institutional adoption this year.

7Figures2CommasJan 22, 2015, 8:07 PM

> Crash or no crash, we should expect a significant increase in the level of institutional adoption this year. Specifically, a large number of companies will put together groups focused on what Bitcoin means to them — and as early as next year we’ll start to hear people ask “What’s your Bitcoin strategy?” in much the same way people asked “What’s your social media strategy?”… This could be great news for social media con sultants who have seen their wells run dry. Now these con sultants can set their sights on convincing companies to add We Accept Bitcoin buttons to their websites. But I believe a16z is thinking too small. Companies need to look beyond Bitcoin. Personally, I'm tired of the Benjamin Franklin branding on the $100 bill. Bring on the modern brands. I for one am looking forward to the day when I can convert all of my hard-earned money into LouisVuittonCoin and PepsiCoin.

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