In an article recently published on its website, Robert Herjavec (www.robertherjavec.com), entrepreneur, investor and star of the TV show "Shark Tank" shared his views on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology.
This time Herjavec did not save the words: "There is no doubt that Bitcoin will collapse one day".
Opinions similar to those of Herjavec include those of his enterprising partner and also star of "Shark Tank", Kevin O'leary, who said in an interview in December 2017 that the underlying volatility of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, meant that it was not a good option to accumulate value.
Herjavec speculated that the blockchain technology "will not only transform the transport industry, but also real estate, contracts, all kinds of technologies." "There is also no doubt that the blockchain technology in terms of the payment system will last a long time," he added.
The entrepreneur also explored the ability of blockchain platforms to govern personal identity. He said that technology has the power to return data to the hands of consumers, who would otherwise be managed by a central authority, so that citizens can identify with the minimum amount of data needed for the purpose of making a secure transaction. .
Herjavec's opinion on the positive impacts of blockchain technology is shared by another fellow entrepreneur, shark and CEO of the costume company FUBU, Daymond John. Including the entrepreneur and owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban, who has actively invested in blockchain startups, four "sharks" have expressed their opinions openly on the subject of cryptocurrencies.
Herjavec compared blockchain technology and the Internet with electricity. "People do not realize how useful these things are until they stop working. Blockchain will have that degree of impact. Like the Internet itself, and like the Cloud, Blockchain is here to stay! "
Having built his fortune from an Internet security software company founded by himself, there is no doubt that Robert Herjavec knows very well what he is talking about, and his opinion counts.