The lack of regulatory hurdles has reduced the cost and launch time for ICOs, which are conducted over websites
while blockchain participants manage and control the software platform.
With even greater changes and developments coming on an even larger scale, the insights that come from this event will be essential both for
active blockchain participants and for entities who are just getting introduced to it.
This is potentially cleaner than the existing process, however there remain privacy issues with
other blockchain participants having read - access to this contract and being able to see the terms of a bet between two of their competitors.
To stop fake transactions entering
the blockchain each participant must use Public Key Cryptography.