金融科技专访 Anndy Lian:关于区块链技术、5G和人工智能

金融科技专访 Anndy Lian:关于区块链技术、5G和人工智能

欢迎来到我们的金融科技专访系列!今天,我们有幸与知名区块链专家、投资者和创业者 Anndy Lian先生进行了一次深入的对话。Anndy是一位早期的技术与科普专家,他曾服务于新加坡政府机构和智库,为众多的本地和国际企业、政府提供咨询服务,并在多个机构担任董事会成员和演讲嘉宾。

在这次专访中,我们将了解Anndy在金融科技领域的旅程,他对区块链技术,5G和人工智能的见解以及Anndy对未来技术领域的预测。我们还将讨论区块链技术将如何为金融机构节省数十亿美元,以及新兴技术如人工智能如何对金融科技和软件服务产生重大影响,并探索最具创新性的金融科技应用和平台。

请随我们一同进入这个令人激动的金融科技之旅,揭示金融行业的未来趋势。

根据Accenture的一份报告,到2025年,区块链技术有望帮助全球最大的投资银行将基础设施成本削减80亿至120亿美元。该报告基于对全球十大投资银行中的八家进行的成本数据分析,提供了对区块链潜在节省的罕见具体估算。报告指出,通过提高数据质量和透明度,区块链技术平均可以减少30%的基础设施成本。与合规成本、业务运营(如交易支持)和中央化运营(如了解您的客户检查)相关的成本可能会下降高达50%。如果考虑到区块链技术使银行潜在地可以在全天候、任何地点经营业务,那么节省的部分可能会更多。

然而,报告还警告说,如果监管障碍阻止区块链的广泛应用,银行将无法获得任何好处。对于这一说法,我不能完全同意。监管机构关注的不是区块链技术,而是加密货币。事实上,一些银行已经在后端采用区块链技术多年。

假设你必须把你所有的钱都投资在加密货币上,你会选择哪一种,为什么?

我是一位投资者,而不是赌徒。所以理论上,我不会把所有的鸡蛋放在一个篮子里,承担未计算的风险。但是根据上述情况,我首先想到的还是比特币。

我认为比特币是一种新的资产类别,作为一种投资具有许多优势,主要是由于其去中心化和超便携性的特点。我还将其视为重新掌控财务未来和一种不受外部因素操控的可靠货币形式。此外,我认为投资比特币的人之所以这样做,是因为他们认为银行提供的转账服务缓慢而过时,希望能够以更低的费用或更短的时间进行国际转账。

好吧,让市场来说话。最新的BRC-20热潮已经说明了一切。

你能谈谈一些即将为这一领域设立新标准的创新金融科技应用和平台吗?

许多创新的金融科技应用和平台使用区块链技术在金融行业中树立了新的标杆。一些构建现代金融应用的最佳区块链平台包括以太坊、瑞波币和卡尔达诺。这些平台为开发者提供了一系列工具和服务,用于构建去中心化的金融应用。

例如,Circle是一个金融科技平台,负责管理用户之间的传统和加密货币支付,并为企业提供在区块链上构建自己的工具。该公司的商户支付服务利用稳定币技术在不同数字货币之间安全快速地转移资金。

根据你的看法,区块链和人工智能等新兴技术将如何对金融科技/软件即服务平台产生影响?

区块链和人工智能等新兴技术将对金融科技和软件即服务平台产生重大影响。区块链技术提供了一种安全透明的数据存储和转移方式,非常适合用于金融交易。许多金融科技公司意识到了区块链和加密货币的

潜力,并正在基于这些技术开发新的产品和服务。

另一方面,人工智能具有快速分析海量数据以获得重要见解和信息的能力。这将给金融行业带来许多好处,例如帮助打击欺诈行为、提供更好的客户体验,以及在支付方面创造新的效率和便利。例如,许多金融机构现在正在使用人工智能来更好地检测和阻止数字银行渠道中的欺诈行为,通过实时分析用户设备、在线银行会话期间的用户行为、交易本身、访问的渠道和业务应用程序等数据流,及时识别正在发生的欺诈行为并阻止它。

总的来说,金融科技、基于软件即服务的平台、区块链和人工智能的协同作用有潜力通过提供更安全、高效和用户中心的金融服务来改变金融行业的格局。

在加密货币营销中,你面临的一些最大的挑战是什么?

我投资于一些公司并为其中一些公司提供咨询,并且观察到最大的挑战之一是在错误的岗位上雇佣错误的人员。最近,我遇到了一个没有市场部门的公司,所谓的市场职能由市场传讯部门负责。这是一个错误的职能调整,结果对公司或利益相关者来说都不会令人满意。

我在加密货币营销中看到的另一个挑战是低质量的内容。加密货币公司倾向于夸大其词,把一些小事情夸大成不可思议的事情。例如,“AWS与加密货币公司A签署谅解备忘录,为期三年”。这基本上意味着加密货币公司A在未来三年将使用AWS网络服务托管他们的应用程序。

我们想知道你对2030年技术领域的预测。

到2030年,一些具体的技术预计将产生重大影响,包括过程自动化和虚拟化、由5G和物联网驱动的更快数字连接以及人工智能。

例如,未来几十年内,大约一半的现有工作活动可能会实现自动化,因为下一级别的过程自动化和虚拟化变得更加普遍。此外,由5G和物联网驱动的更快数字连接有潜力释放经济活动,并到2030年将全球GDP增加1.2万亿至2万亿美元。

在人工智能方面,计算处理能力、语音识别、图像识别、深度学习和其他软件算法将有指数级的改进。这可能会导致能够与用户进行细致对话的人工智能生成的虚拟助手。

在你的科技之旅中,谁对你最有启发?

这必须是埃隆·马斯克。埃隆·马斯克是SpaceX和特斯拉的首席执行官,他经常在推特上提到不同的加密货币,并似乎对它们的价格产生了影响。马斯克澄清他只拥有比特币、以太坊和狗狗币。他解释说,他支持狗狗币是因为它感觉像是人民的加密货币。“我在特斯拉的生产线上或在SpaceX建造火箭的人中,许多人拥有狗狗币,他们不是金融专家或硅谷技术专家。这就是我决定支持狗狗币的原因,因为它感觉像是人民的加密货币”。

马斯克对加密货币的愿景远不止支持狗狗币。他一直在推动他关于Twitter支付的愿景,其中包括探索更多用户直接奖励创作者的方式,用户可以通过该平台直接购买物品,并可以互相支付。他的愿景凸显了加密货币由于其去中心化的性质和快速便宜的交易的潜力,可能颠覆传统金融行业。

感谢 Anndy Lian先生在这次金融科技专访中与我们分享了他的宝贵见解和经验。他作为一位资深的区块链专家和投资者,对金融科技的发展和加密货币市场的趋势有着独到的洞察力。

在这次专访中,我们深入探讨了区块链技术如何为金融机构带来巨大的节省,并为金融科技行业设立新的标杆。我们还讨论了新兴技术如区块链和人工智能如何在金融科技和软件即服务平台中发挥重要作用,为用户提供更安全、高效和便捷的金融服务。

Anndy 的预测和见解为我们展示了未来技术领域的潜力和机遇。我们期待看到金融科技行业在他的引领下不断创新和发展,为用户带来更好的金融体验。

Source: https://www.sohu.com/a/696377957_121109807#google_vignette

Anndy Lian is an early blockchain adopter and experienced serial entrepreneur who is known for his work in the government sector. He is a best selling book author- “NFT: From Zero to Hero” and “Blockchain Revolution 2030”.

Currently, he is appointed as the Chief Digital Advisor at Mongolia Productivity Organization, championing national digitization. Prior to his current appointments, he was the Chairman of BigONE Exchange, a global top 30 ranked crypto spot exchange and was also the Advisory Board Member for Hyundai DAC, the blockchain arm of South Korea’s largest car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Group. Lian played a pivotal role as the Blockchain Advisor for Asian Productivity Organisation (APO), an intergovernmental organization committed to improving productivity in the Asia-Pacific region.

An avid supporter of incubating start-ups, Anndy has also been a private investor for the past eight years. With a growth investment mindset, Anndy strategically demonstrates this in the companies he chooses to be involved with. He believes that what he is doing through blockchain technology currently will revolutionise and redefine traditional businesses. He also believes that the blockchain industry has to be “redecentralised”.

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India eyes global crypto regulations in G20: Are we ready for uniformity?

India eyes global crypto regulations in G20: Are we ready for uniformity?

India holds the G20 Presidency this year and is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). At the G20 and FATF meetings, it has been actively engaged in discussions on the issue of cryptocurrencies and their potential risks, particularly concerning money laundering and terrorist financing. Hence, cryptocurrency regulation is among the many topics that are likely to be discussed.

In recent years, India has taken a cautious approach to cryptocurrencies and has expressed concerns about their potential for illegal activities. Although trading in cryptocurrency assets are not prohibited in India, the introduction of a severe tax rate last year has significantly reduced activity. Offsetting losses from one cryptocurrency asset with gains from another have been prohibited. The Indian government has also discussed the possibility of implementing stricter regulations for cryptocurrencies, although it has not yet taken any concrete steps toward this direction.

At the G20 and FATF meetings, India emphasized the need for international cooperation in addressing the risks posed by cryptocurrencies, including sharing information and best practices among countries. India has also supported the FATF’s efforts to develop global standards for regulating cryptocurrencies and expressed its commitment to working with other states to ensure the effective implementation of these standards.

What is the purpose of the proposed uniform regulations for cryptocurrency in India?

The purpose of the proposed uniform regulations for cryptocurrency in India is to provide a clear and consistent framework for using and managing cryptocurrencies. It is aimed to address the various risks associated with cryptocurrencies, such as financial instability, consumer harm, and illicit activities, while also promoting the development of the cryptocurrency industry in India.

The proposed regulations are aimed at ensuring that the use of cryptocurrencies is in line with the overall goals of the Indian economy and that the risks associated with cryptocurrencies are effectively mitigated. The Indian government hopes to create a level playing field for all market participants and encourage the responsible and transparent use of cryptocurrencies.

In addition to mitigating risks posed by cryptocurrencies, the proposed regulations also promote the growth and innovation of the cryptocurrency industry. By providing a clear and stable regulatory environment, the Indian government hopes to attract investment, spur innovation, and support the industry’s growth, thereby contributing to the overall development of the economy.

What should be the key features of the proposed regulations?

The key features of the proposed regulations should consider to include provisions for licensing and registration of cryptocurrency exchanges, the reporting of suspicious transactions, and the implementation of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) measures. The regulations should also include consumer protection and data privacy provisions and requirements for maintaining records and reporting to regulatory authorities.

The proposed regulations should outline the responsibilities of various stakeholders in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, such as exchangers, wallet providers, and users. They must set standards for their operation and conduct. As well as specify the types of cryptocurrencies that can be traded or held by individuals or businesses and establish rules for their safe storage and transfer. Addressing issues related to taxation and the treatment of cryptocurrency-related transactions for tax purposes should also be included. They must specify the tax implications of holding, buying, and selling cryptocurrencies and the tax treatment of income generated from related activities.

How will the introduction of these regulations impact the cryptocurrency industry in India?

Currently, the status of cryptocurrency regulations in India is somewhat uncertain. While the Indian government has expressed concerns about the potential risks posed by cryptocurrencies, it has not yet taken any concrete steps to regulate the industry. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued several warnings about using cryptocurrencies but has not yet implemented any specific regulations.

The introduction of these regulations may have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency industry in India. The regulations may create a more favorable environment for the industry’s growth by providing a clear and consistent framework for using cryptocurrencies. Additionally, the regulations may affect consumer behavior, as they may increase consumer confidence in the safety and security of cryptocurrencies. However, the regulations may impose additional costs and compliance requirements on cryptocurrency exchanges, which may impact their profitability.

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the industry, and many cryptocurrency exchanges have emerged to meet this demand. However, without clear and consistent regulations in place, the use and management of cryptocurrencies in the country remain largely unregulated and continue to pose risks.

The proposed regulations have a broader impact on the Indian economy. If the regulations effectively reduce the risks, they may increase investor confidence and boost the industry’s growth. This, in turn, may positively impact the country’s employment and economic development. However, if the regulations are too restrictive or difficult to implement, they may limit the industry’s growth and reduce its potential.

Are countries ready for uniform crypto regulations?

This is a key question for countries with an active cryptocurrency industry.

By introducing uniform regulations,  India hopes to ensure that cryptocurrencies are used safely and securely while also protecting investors’ interests. However, it can be said that the need for uniformity in the regulation of cryptocurrencies among G20 countries is a matter of debate. On one hand, uniform regulations can help ensure a level playing field for businesses and prevent regulatory arbitrage, where companies flock to more lenient laws. This can also help to reduce the potential for cross-border risks to the financial system. On the other hand, each country has unique economic, political, and cultural contexts and may have different needs and priorities. For example, some countries may place a higher emphasis on consumer protection, while others may focus more on anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism.

Ultimately, the ideal approach to regulating cryptocurrencies is likely to be a balance between these two perspectives, where countries adopt a standard set of principles while still retaining the flexibility to tailor regulations to their specific circumstances. This approach ensures that cryptocurrencies are regulated in a way that promotes innovation, protects consumers, and reduces potential risks to the financial system while respecting individual countries’ sovereignty.

However, it might be too early to have uniform regulations on cryptocurrency across G20 countries. Given that many issues still remain in the conduct of traditional finance, it can be expected to be a lot harder for cryptocurrency. Regulations should be localized to move fast and catch up with the speed of changes in the cryptocurrency space.

The proposal for uniform regulation of cryptocurrencies among G20 countries could potentially delay regulation in individual countries, including India. For the Indian government, the proposal would be to localize regulations rather than uniform them across the entire country. This approach has several advantages, such as allowing for a more flexible and agile regulatory framework that can respond quickly to market changes and industry needs. Localized regulations can also take into account the specific needs and circumstances of different regions and jurisdictions and allow for the development of regulations tailored to the local context and priorities. This is especially important in a country as diverse and complex as India, where there may be significant regional variations in the needs and challenges faced by the cryptocurrency industry.

Indeed, the recent events in the crypto market have highlighted its need for some form of regulation. These events have demonstrated the potential risks associated with cryptocurrencies, including the volatility of prices, lack of investor protection, and the potential for illegal activities.

The G20 Presidency provides an opportunity for India to showcase its leadership and to promote its views and interests on cryptocurrency matters and other issues of global significance. The timeline for introducing the regulations has not been officially announced yet. With the looming G20 conference, it is expected that the regulations will be presented at the upcoming conference in February. The international community awaits concrete and reasonable discussions on cryptocurrency from this meeting.

Anndy Lian is an all-rounded business strategist in Asia. He has provided advisory across a variety of industries for local, international, public listed companies and governments. He is an early blockchain adopter and experienced serial entrepreneur, book author, investor, board member, and keynote speaker.

 

 

Source: https://www.factsasia.org/blog/india-eyes-global-crypto-regulations-in-g20-are-we-ready-for-uniformity

Anndy Lian is an early blockchain adopter and experienced serial entrepreneur who is known for his work in the government sector. He is a best selling book author- “NFT: From Zero to Hero” and “Blockchain Revolution 2030”.

Currently, he is appointed as the Chief Digital Advisor at Mongolia Productivity Organization, championing national digitization. Prior to his current appointments, he was the Chairman of BigONE Exchange, a global top 30 ranked crypto spot exchange and was also the Advisory Board Member for Hyundai DAC, the blockchain arm of South Korea’s largest car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Group. Lian played a pivotal role as the Blockchain Advisor for Asian Productivity Organisation (APO), an intergovernmental organization committed to improving productivity in the Asia-Pacific region.

An avid supporter of incubating start-ups, Anndy has also been a private investor for the past eight years. With a growth investment mindset, Anndy strategically demonstrates this in the companies he chooses to be involved with. He believes that what he is doing through blockchain technology currently will revolutionise and redefine traditional businesses. He also believes that the blockchain industry has to be “redecentralised”.

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Unpacking The Key Features Of India’s Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulations At G20

Unpacking The Key Features Of India’s Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulations At G20

India has been at the forefront of the global discussion on cryptocurrency regulations as it holds the G20 presidency this year and is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The proposed regulations for cryptocurrency in India may have a broader impact on the Indian economy, with potential benefits such as increased investor confidence and boosted industry growth, positively impacting employment and economic development.

India has been cautious about cryptocurrencies in recent years due to concerns about their potential for illegal activities. While trading in cryptocurrency assets is not prohibited, India introduced a high tax rate last year, which significantly reduced such activity. Additionally, offsetting losses from one cryptocurrency asset with gains from another are now prohibited. The Indian government has also discussed the possibility of stricter regulations for cryptocurrencies but has not taken any concrete steps.

India has emphasized the need for international cooperation in addressing the risks of cryptocurrencies, including sharing information and best practices among countries, during G20 and FATF meetings. India supports the FATF’s efforts to develop global standards for regulating cryptocurrencies and is committed to working with other countries to ensure the effective implementation of these standards.

Understanding The Motive Behind India’s Proposed Uniform Cryptocurrency Regulations

The proposed uniform regulations for cryptocurrency in India aim to establish a clear and consistent framework for managing and using cryptocurrencies. These regulations address various risks associated with cryptocurrencies, including financial stability, consumer protection, and illicit activities. The overall objective is to promote the responsible and transparent use of cryptocurrencies while supporting the development of the cryptocurrency industry in India. They are meant to bring the use of cryptocurrencies into line with the larger goals of the Indian economy and reduce the risks that come with them. The Indian government wants to make the cryptocurrency market fair for everyone and encourage people to use cryptocurrencies in a smart way.

Unpacking The Key Features Of India’s Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulations

The proposal for cryptocurrency in India is expected to contain several key features. Firstly, they may include provisions related to the licensing and registration of cryptocurrency exchanges, ensuring their compliance with certain regulatory requirements. Additionally, the regulations may mandate the reporting of suspicious transactions and implementation of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) measures to prevent illegal activities.

Consumer protection and data privacy provisions may also be included, along with requirements for maintaining records and reporting to regulatory authorities. The regulations are also likely to outline the responsibilities of various stakeholders in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, such as exchanges, wallet providers, and users, setting standards for their operation and conduct.

Moreover, the proposed regulations may specify the types of cryptocurrencies that can be traded or held by individuals or businesses, establishing rules for their safe storage and transfer. They may also address issues related to taxation, including the tax implications of holding, buying, and selling cryptocurrencies and the tax treatment of income generated from cryptocurrency-related activities.

What Impact Will India’s Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulations Have On The Industry?

Currently, the status of cryptocurrency regulations in India is somewhat uncertain. While the Indian government has expressed concerns about the potential risks posed by cryptocurrencies, it has not yet taken any concrete steps to regulate the industry. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued several warnings about using cryptocurrencies but has not yet implemented any specific regulations.

The introduction of these regulations may have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency industry in India. The regulations may create a more favourable environment for the industry’s growth by providing a clear and consistent framework for using cryptocurrencies. However, the regulations may impose additional costs and compliance requirements on cryptocurrency exchanges, which may impact their profitability. Additionally, the regulations may affect consumer behaviour, as they may increase consumer confidence in the safety and security of cryptocurrencies.

In recent years, there has been growing interest in cryptocurrencies in India, and many cryptocurrency exchanges have emerged to meet this demand. However, without clear and consistent regulations in place, the use and management of cryptocurrencies in India remain largely unregulated.

The Potential Impact Of Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulations On The Indian Economy

The introduction of the proposed laws for cryptocurrencies in India may have significant economic implications beyond the cryptocurrency industry itself. If the regulations successfully address the risks associated with cryptocurrencies, they may increase investor confidence and attract more investment into the industry. This could lead to the creation of more job opportunities and promote economic development in the country.

On the other hand, if the rules are too strict or hard to follow, they could slow down the growth of the cryptocurrency industry and make it less likely that it will help the economy. This could also discourage innovation and investment in related fields, such as blockchain technology, which could limit the growth potential of these industries. Moreover, if the regulations establish clear guidelines for taxation and provide a framework for the reporting of cryptocurrency-related transactions, they could contribute to the growth of government revenue. This could be especially important in light of the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has put a strain on government finances in India.

The proposed rules for cryptocurrencies in India have the potential to impact the wider economy in various ways, depending on their effectiveness and how they are implemented. While they may contribute to increased investor confidence and economic growth, it is essential to strike a balance between regulation and innovation to ensure the sustainable development of the cryptocurrency industry and the broader economy.

The Road To Uniform Crypto Regulations In India: Are We Ready?

By introducing uniform regulations, the Indian government hopes to ensure that cryptocurrencies are used safely and securely while also protecting investors’ interests. From my point of view, the need for uniformity in regulating cryptocurrencies among G20 countries is a matter of debate. On the one hand, uniform regulations can help ensure a level playing field for businesses and prevent regulatory arbitrage, where companies flock to more lenient laws. This can also help reduce the potential for cross-border risks to the financial system.

On the other hand, each country has unique economic, political, and cultural contexts and may have different needs and priorities regarding regulating cryptocurrencies. For example, some countries may place a higher emphasis on consumer protection, while others may focus more on anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism.

Ultimately, the ideal approach to regulating cryptocurrencies is likely to be a balance between these two perspectives, where countries adopt a standard set of principles while still retaining the flexibility to tailor regulations to their specific circumstances. This approach can help ensure that cryptocurrencies are regulated in a way that promotes innovation, protects consumers, and reduces potential risks to the financial system while respecting individual countries’ sovereignty.

I think it is too early to have uniform regulations across G20 countries on cryptocurrency. They did not perfect it in traditional finance; it will be a lot harder for cryptocurrency. Regulations should be localised if they want to move fast to catch up with the speed of changes in the cryptocurrency space.

The proposal for uniform regulation of cryptocurrencies among G20 countries could potentially delay regulation in individual countries, including India. As an intergovernmental advisor on blockchain and cryptocurrency matters, I propose that the Indian government do the same. Rather than have uniform regulations across the entire country, it should be localised. This method can have a number of benefits, such as making it easier to create a regulatory framework that can adapt quickly to changes in the market and the needs of the industry. Localised regulations can also account for the specific needs and circumstances of different regions and jurisdictions and allow for the development of regulations tailored to the local context and priorities. This can be especially important in a country as diverse and complex as India, where there may be significant regional variations in the needs and challenges faced by the cryptocurrency industry.

Wrapping Up

Recent events in the crypto market have highlighted the need for some form of regulation in the industry, given the potential risks associated with cryptocurrencies, such as price volatility, lack of investor protection, and possible for illegal activities. The proposed uniform regulations in India aim to provide a clear and consistent framework for using and managing cryptocurrencies while promoting the industry’s growth and innovation. While the impact of these regulations on the wider Indian economy remains to be seen, their successful implementation could increase investor confidence and boost economic development.

Despite the challenges, India has been actively engaged in discussions on the issue of cryptocurrencies and their potential risks, particularly concerning money laundering and terrorist financing. The outgoing Secretary General of the Financial Stability Board, Dietrich Domanski, has advocated for global regulations for decentralized finance, highlighting the possibility of managing risks in the crypto sector. It is clear that the regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies is constantly evolving, with new challenges and opportunities arising. India, as a key player in the G20 and FATF, has an important role to play in shaping the global regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. While uniform regulations may not be feasible in the near term, continued discussions and cooperation among countries can help pave the way for a more harmonized approach in the future.

In conclusion, while the debate over uniform regulations for cryptocurrencies continues, it is clear that India is playing an active role in shaping the global regulatory framework. As the industry continues to evolve, it is vital for all stakeholders to work together to ensure that the benefits of cryptocurrencies can be harnessed while minimizing the risks associated with them.

The timeline for introducing these regulations has not been officially announced yet, but it is expected to be presented soon following the G20 conference this month. Hopefully, concrete and reasonable regulations will emerge from this meeting, but only time will tell.

 

Source: https://www.benzinga.com/23/02/31068500/unpacking-the-key-features-of-indias-proposed-cryptocurrency-regulations-at-g20

Anndy Lian is an early blockchain adopter and experienced serial entrepreneur who is known for his work in the government sector. He is a best selling book author- “NFT: From Zero to Hero” and “Blockchain Revolution 2030”.

Currently, he is appointed as the Chief Digital Advisor at Mongolia Productivity Organization, championing national digitization. Prior to his current appointments, he was the Chairman of BigONE Exchange, a global top 30 ranked crypto spot exchange and was also the Advisory Board Member for Hyundai DAC, the blockchain arm of South Korea’s largest car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Group. Lian played a pivotal role as the Blockchain Advisor for Asian Productivity Organisation (APO), an intergovernmental organization committed to improving productivity in the Asia-Pacific region.

An avid supporter of incubating start-ups, Anndy has also been a private investor for the past eight years. With a growth investment mindset, Anndy strategically demonstrates this in the companies he chooses to be involved with. He believes that what he is doing through blockchain technology currently will revolutionise and redefine traditional businesses. He also believes that the blockchain industry has to be “redecentralised”.

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