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大宝森节是印裔同胞的一大节日，也是提倡多元文化的大马人民普天同庆的佳节。大宝森节的历史悠远，有着“正义战胜邪恶，并向神明祈求光明与智慧的祝福”的非凡意义。大宝森节这一天，印裔同胞都会身穿黄色或橘色的衣着参与献祭游行。
而大马人最熟悉的景象莫过于印裔同胞会在大宝森节这一天，准备一个载有穆鲁甘的战车，从吉隆坡徒步至黑风洞，并且背负着枷行爬上272阶梯到达山顶的穆鲁甘神庙，过程中还有乐队帮忙配乐，好不热闹！
这是一个具有祝福意义的节日，Monspace集团在此祝贺各位印裔同胞，大宝森节快乐，希望大家能在这一年里平安愉快！
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Yesterday, Datuk Zainal Abidin Hj Mohamed who is the secretary of Koperasi Monspace Berhad paid a visit to the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE). The purpose of the visit is mainly to work on a long term partnership with MATRADE, setting up a company exhibition booth to showcase some of our products.
This is one of our plans for 2018—leveraging the influence and reach of MATRADE to promote our products at an exhibition where more than 470 international companies converge.
Company will be selecting some of the best products available on MONSPACEMALL to be showcased, so consumers can have a close up appreciation of what we offer.
The MATRADE exhibition hall is a great success. Participating businesses put up a great variety of products on show, and we are very sure that it will stimulate public spending.
We are thrilled to be part of it and we can’t wait to showcase the quality of what we have to the world!
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Yesterday, Malaysian football fans welcome a match that is not just important to local football lovers, but also all Malaysians.
It’s the 2017 Malaysia Cup (Piala Malaysia 2017) that held on 4 November, at the Shah Alam Stadium which accommodates up to 80,000 people. MONSPACE is one of the sponsors of the event. Its founder and Group CEO Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai attended the match in person to show her support for the local football scene.
The Malaysia Cup is one of the oldest football matches in Malaysia. It first started in 1921, and has not failed to happen every year after that, save for during World War 2.
In 1921, the match was called the Malaya Gold Cup. Later in 1933 it was renamed to HMS Cup, and then in 1967, to commemorate the establishment of Malaysia in 1963, the match officially adopted the name “Malaysia Cup” till today.
The match commences yearly after the Malaysia Super League (MSL). Top 10 teams from the MSL and 4 others from the Malaysia Premier League (MPL) automatically qualifies for Malaysia Cup, while the next ranked 2 teams each from MSL and MPL compete for the remaining 2 spots.
After three months of gruelling competition, only “Southern Tigers” Johor Darul Ta'zim F.C. and “Red Eagles” Kedah FA are left standing. These two teams compete in the grand finals of the 2017 Malaysia Cup for the ultimate glory.
MONSPACE has always been attentive to the sports scene, and have on various occasions sponsor both local and international sports events. This time, the company hopes that our financial support for the 2017 Malaysia Cup will inspire more corporations and enterprises to turn their attention to the local sports scene. May our society care more, and do more for the future athletes of Malaysia.
And congratulation to JDT !
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MONSPACE MALL KOREA LAUNCHED ON 9 DECEMBER 2017
MONSPACE Multinational Corporation has officiated the soft launch of Monspace Mall Korea at Le Meridien Hotel, Seoul on 9 December 2017. Founder and CEO of MONSPACE, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai, was present in Seoul to officiate the event.
The soft launch on Saturday announced a collaboration between Monspace Mall Korea and Korean mall. MONSPACE intends to leverage Korean Mall’s network, logistical facility and expertise in local culture to serve Korean shoppers and fans of Korean products from around the world.
Since 2002, Korean has maintained a 2-digit growth in e-commerce. In 2014 that figure reached 17.7%, making e-commerce a 45.3 trillion KRW industry, almost double the size it was in 2009.
While sales and retail as a category remains relatively stagnant in growth, e-commerce has grown in bounds and leaps. About 92.6% of all Korean residents has access to the internet, creating a conducive environment for online shopping to thrive. Online transactions now occupy 15.1% of all retail sales in Korea.
Today, Korea is the 7th biggest e-commerce market in the world, and 3rd biggest in Asia Pacific. According to Emarketer’s report in 2015, Korean e-commerce is an industry worth 37 billion USD, following other top ranking markets in the world: China (563 billion USD), US (350 billion USD), UK (94 billion USD), Japan (79 billion USD), Germany (73 billion USD), and France (42 billion USD). Korea also has the highest e-commerce penetration in Asia Pacific at 65%, and the fastest internet.
The most popular Korean e-commerce platform now are Gmarket, 11street, and Coupang, which gained 2500 sellers merely 4 years after its founding.
Monspace Mall Korea also accepts MSD, a cryptocurrency issued by MONSPACE, for all transactions on the website.
MSD is centrally administered, but relies on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its value is determined by market supply and demand forces—the greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MONSPACE environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on an open exchange. Monspace therefore has the incentive to increase the utility of MSD within its own community to ensure the success of the cryptocurrency.
JJCC, a six-member Korean hip-hop boy group was present to witness the event.
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Yesterday, we attended a briefing conducted by the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The meeting was meant to explain to us the prerequisites they need to fulfill the listing on the NYSE.
The New York Stock Exchange, also called "The Big Board, is the biggest stock exchange in the world, followed by Nasdaq. NYSE is located on 11 Wall St, New York. There are about 2800 companies listed on it, giving it an estimated value of 19.3 trillion USD. Besides Intel and Microsoft, there are many other corporations listed on the NYSE, including e-commerce giant Alibaba.
Undoubtedly, this is a fertile ground for the dreams of corporations and entrepreneurs. Jack Ma himself rang the bell and awakened the dreams of many when Alibaba was listed on it. Since then, many entrepreneurs dream to be listed on the NYSE.
When MONSPACE was founded, we were determined to take it to the global stage one day. That dream was the seed we planted in 2014. We will give everything we have to make this happen. We will show the world what we have in us.
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Blockchain-based Cryptocurrency MSD Now Accepted At Asiancities
It is common knowledge that more and more organisations are accepting cryptocurrencies in their transactions. Some of these include multinational computer technology company Dell, and one of the world’s largest online travel company Expedia. In September 2014, the non-profit organisation United Way also started accepting cryptocurrencies as donation.
Earlier, the Japanese government also officially recognised cryptocurrencies as a legal form of payment, and even set up a monitoring system for cryptocurrency transactions. This greatly accelerated the popularity of cryptocurrencies in Japan, so much that they’re now being accepted by an increasing number of shops, airlines, hotels and more. Some examples are Peach Aviation and renowned capsule hotels.
Now, Asiancities is joining the ranks of these forward-thinking companies.
Asiancities is a well-known travel company in Asia whose operations are in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and more. Famous hotels such as Two Seasons and Diamond Hotel in the Philippines, RHR Hotel in Malaysia, and Kei Art Hotel in Indonesia are all clients of Asiancities.
Just recently, Asiancities announced a collaboration with MONSPACE, and will start accepting the latter’s cryptocurrency MSD as a payment option.
MSD was officially launched on 1 October on the 3rd anniversary celebration of MONSPACE. Since its launch, the cryptocurrency has quickly rose to become one of the fifth biggest Cryptocurrency in the tidex.com.
“We have faith in MSD because as opposed to most cryptocurrencies which require an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) to source for funding, MONSPACE skips the step as it already has strong financial and user backing. It goes to show how much potential the cryptocurrency has,” said a representative of Asiancities.
The representative also commented: “Cryptocurrencies have a special appeal to online businesses as opposed to credit cards due to the former’s added security. While credit cards carry the risk of fraud, an encrypted Cryptocurrency like MSD makes fraud highly unlikely. This means online businesses can operate with a lot more confidence and peace of mind.”
Users can pay for their hotel, flight tickets, and car rental using MSD on Asiancities. This decision by the travel company is an important one that proves how popular MSD is, even though it was only launched recently.
“In countries where PayPal and credit cards aren’t available as payment options, MSD brings a brand new opportunity,” said the representative of Asiancities.
The renowned travel company will start accepting MSD for payments in November 2017.
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MONSPACE And Over 60 Global Experts Gather At Blockchain Summit 2017 In London
MONSPACE attended the Blockchain Summit 2017 in Olympia, London. More than 60 speakers from around the world were present to discuss topics including banking and finance, insurance, health and wellness, entertainment and more. The speakers have in depth discussions on Monday, exploring and analysing the revolutionary implications of blockchain technology.
It’s a new chapter in the history of technological advancements: if the digital revolution brought us the internet and the abundance of information at our fingertips, then blockchain technology is the second wave of it, bringing us an abundance of value through the online world.
The Blockchain Summit 2017 saw experts from around the world, including former Prime Minister of Estonia Taavi Roivas, technical expert Peter Busch from Robert Bosch, Coindesk Editorial Producer Noelle Acheson, Spotify’s Business Development Manager Erik Beijnoff, Lloyds Banking Group’s Chief Software Engineer Ashley Patrick, Data Analyst Maggie Slowik from IDC, and more.
Issues discussed during the summit were comprehensive both in breadth and depth, covering topics such as Transforming the Architecture for Money Transfer, How is Blockchain Technology Disrupting the Music Industry, Reinventing insurance: Etherisc Decentralized Insurance, Is Blockchain the Answer to Healthcare’s Electronic Record Sharing Challenges, How Can Blockchain Help Develop Emerging Markets, Blockchain—The Solution for Supply Chain Transparency and more.
This summit also attracted global sponsors. Open Trading Network, American multinational technology company IBM, blockchain infrastructure provider BitFury Group, Zurich, Tesco, and Shell all had corporate representatives who spoke at the summit.
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Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai receives Tokoh PROFIMA Award
The PROFIMA International Film Festival Malaysia (PIFFA) 2017, organised by the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS), Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia Ministry (KKMM) and Ministry of Tourism and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC), will be held on 4-6 November 2017 at the MATRADE Exhibition & Convention Centre (MECC). MONSPACE is invited as sponsors of the festival this year.
The Malaysian film industry is not lacking in talent. We have made countless outstanding movies, such as the much loved festive ads by the late Yasmin Ahmad, who also made the movie ‘Sepet' that took Berlin and Tokyo Film Festivals by storm. There’s Ho Yuhang who’s feature film ‘Min’ won the Special Jury Prize in Nantes in France, Kara Hui whose role in ‘At the End of Daybreak’ won 7 acting awards, Tan Chui Mei whose ‘Love Conquers All’ won awards at the Busan Film Festival, Yeo Joon Han’s ‘Sell Out’ that won at the Venice Film Festival, and James Lee whose ‘A Beautiful Washing Machine’ and ‘Before We Fall In Love’ rocked the Bangkok Film Festival.
Lai is a strong advocate for the local film industry. MONSPACE has also been building strong ties with the entertainment industries of Indonesia, China, and Taiwan. The company has sponsored or participated in many film-related events and cultural activities, on top of sponsoring local entertainment shows and films.
Hence, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai has been invited to give out the Best Movie Award on 5 November, at PIFFA 2017.
Besides being a VIP at the event, Lai also received the Tokoh PROFIMA Award on 6 November in recognition of her contribution to the local film industry.
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MONSPACE And Over 60 Global Experts Gather At Blockchain Summit 2017 In London
MONSPACE attended the Blockchain Summit 2017 in Olympia, London. More than 60 speakers from around the world were present to discuss topics including banking and finance, insurance, health and wellness, entertainment and more. The speakers have in depth discussions on Monday, exploring and analysing the revolutionary implications of blockchain technology.
It’s a new chapter in the history of technological advancements: if the digital revolution brought us the internet and the abundance of information at our fingertips, then blockchain technology is the second wave of it, bringing us an abundance of value through the online world.
The Blockchain Summit 2017 saw experts from around the world, including former Prime Minister of Estonia Taavi Roivas, technical expert Peter Busch from Robert Bosch, Coindesk Editorial Producer Noelle Acheson, Spotify’s Business Development Manager Erik Beijnoff, Lloyds Banking Group’s Chief Software Engineer Ashley Patrick, Data Analyst Maggie Slowik from IDC, and more.
Issues discussed during the summit were comprehensive both in breadth and depth, covering topics such as Transforming the Architecture for Money Transfer, How is Blockchain Technology Disrupting the Music Industry, Reinventing insurance: Etherisc Decentralized Insurance, Is Blockchain the Answer to Healthcare’s Electronic Record Sharing Challenges, How Can Blockchain Help Develop Emerging Markets, Blockchain—The Solution for Supply Chain Transparency and more.
This summit also attracted global sponsors. Open Trading Network, American multinational technology company IBM, blockchain infrastructure provider BitFury Group, Zurich, Tesco, and Shell all had corporate representatives who spoke at the summit.
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Why Tidex Listed MSD by Monspace, A Digital Token Made for a Closed Community
The world of FinTech, that of Payments and that of digital currencies include a wide range of
product propositions, of business models and of product design. The evolution of payment
products has been at a pace for more than 20 years, and does not look like slowing down.
Products that enable users within games to create and exchange value in a closed
environment have been around or some time, with Linden Dollars on Second Life being one
of the most well known. Related but perhaps less obvious are the plethora of incentive
products like air miles and loyalty points of various kinds.
As these products become more valuable, it is not unusual to see users attempt to sell or
purchase the units of value outside of the confines of the environment in which they are
used. Linden Dollars can be purchased on auctions, and there have been repeated attempts
to create exchange platforms for loyalty products – some with the consent of the loyalty
issuer and some without.
Other products seek to occupy a more traditional payment niche, with electronic money
providing an online means of payment long before traditional banking products adapted to
the online environment.
Digital currencies differed from electronic money on the whole by departing from a
centrally issued and administered model, and in most cases by creating value based on
utility, scarcity, security etc. rather than a fixed conversion rate against Fiat currency – as is
the case for e-money.
As a technology however, digital currencies lend themselves to hybrid implementations
where for example a distributed model is discarded in favour of a central administrator, in
order to utilise the block chain architecture, which provides greater transparency, and may
serve a governance or business objective.
For digital currency enthusiasts who see the distributed architecture as integral to any
cryptocurrency project, this may seem like a betrayal of the cause. Technology is however
neutral, and value transfer products utilise a spectrum of technology solutions.
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As they also provide for a range of underlying sources of value, from fiat currency
equivalence, incentive products and computational effort – described above, to precious
metal backed products and those representing other assets.
This brings us to an interesting development that saw Tidex, a cryptocurrency exchange, list
MSD, a cryptographic digital token (“utility token”) that derives its value from the e-
commerce business Monspace.
MSD is centrally administered, but is based on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its
value is determined by the market supply and demand forces arising from the utility that
members of the MonSpace community derive from it. Monspace is therefore incentivised to
increase the utility of MSD within its own community, if users are to attribute value to it on
an open exchange. The greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MonSpace
environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on the exchange.
By listing on an external independent exchange, the MonSpace system is introducing market
discipline to its system and this is positive development. If the inherent value of MSD to
MonSpace members decreases, then its open market price will fall, and conversely the
greater the utility of MSD to its holders, the higher the price.
Tidex has listed what was until then a closed unit of value, but this development reflects the
increased diversity of digital tokens, and has the potential of increasing scrutiny of all digital
currencies, and this is positive contribution.
It is also a natural market evolution, as digital currencies seek different niches, the source of
the value of currencies will be varied, some confined to specific propositions, whilst others
my eventually gain wider acceptance.
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The world of FinTech, that of Payments and that of digital currencies include a wide range of
product propositions, of business models and of product design. The evolution of payment
products has been at a pace for more than 20 years, and does not look like slowing down.
Products that enable users within games to create and exchange value in a closed
environment have been around or some time, with Linden Dollars on Second Life being one
of the most well known. Related but perhaps less obvious are the plethora of incentive
products like air miles and loyalty points of various kinds.
As these products become more valuable, it is not unusual to see users attempt to sell or
purchase the units of value outside of the confines of the environment in which they are
used. Linden Dollars can be purchased on auctions, and there have been repeated attempts
to create exchange platforms for loyalty products – some with the consent of the loyalty
issuer and some without.
Other products seek to occupy a more traditional payment niche, with electronic money
providing an online means of payment long before traditional banking products adapted to
the online environment.
Digital currencies differed from electronic money on the whole by departing from a
centrally issued and administered model, and in most cases by creating value based on
utility, scarcity, security etc. rather than a fixed conversion rate against Fiat currency – as is
the case for e-money.
As a technology however, digital currencies lend themselves to hybrid implementations
where for example a distributed model is discarded in favour of a central administrator, in
order to utilise the block chain architecture, which provides greater transparency, and may
serve a governance or business objective.
For digital currency enthusiasts who see the distributed architecture as integral to any
cryptocurrency project, this may seem like a betrayal of the cause. Technology is however
neutral, and value transfer products utilise a spectrum of technology solutions.
2
As they also provide for a range of underlying sources of value, from fiat currency
equivalence, incentive products and computational effort – described above, to precious
metal backed products and those representing other assets.
This brings us to an interesting development that saw Tidex, a cryptocurrency exchange, list
MSD, a cryptographic digital token (“utility token”) that derives its value from the e-
commerce business Monspace.
MSD is centrally administered, but is based on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its
value is determined by the market supply and demand forces arising from the utility that
members of the MonSpace community derive from it. Monspace is therefore incentivised to
increase the utility of MSD within its own community, if users are to attribute value to it on
an open exchange. The greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MonSpace
environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on the exchange.
By listing on an external independent exchange, the MonSpace system is introducing market
discipline to its system and this is positive development. If the inherent value of MSD to
MonSpace members decreases, then its open market price will fall, and conversely the
greater the utility of MSD to its holders, the higher the price.
Tidex has listed what was until then a closed unit of value, but this development reflects the
increased diversity of digital tokens, and has the potential of increasing scrutiny of all digital
currencies, and this is positive contribution.
It is also a natural market evolution, as digital currencies seek different niches, the source of
the value of currencies will be varied, some confined to specific propositions, whilst others
my eventually gain wider acceptance.
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MONSPACE MALL KOREA LAUNCHED ON 9 DECEMBER 2017
MONSPACE Multinational Corporation has officiated the soft launch of Monspace Mall Korea at Le Meridien Hotel, Seoul on 9 December 2017. Founder and CEO of MONSPACE, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai, was present in Seoul to officiate the event.
The soft launch on Saturday announced a collaboration between Monspace Mall Korea and Korean mall. MONSPACE intends to leverage Korean Mall’s network, logistical facility and expertise in local culture to serve Korean shoppers and fans of Korean products from around the world.
Since 2002, Korean has maintained a 2-digit growth in e-commerce. In 2014 that figure reached 17.7%, making e-commerce a 45.3 trillion KRW industry, almost double the size it was in 2009.
While sales and retail as a category remains relatively stagnant in growth, e-commerce has grown in bounds and leaps. About 92.6% of all Korean residents has access to the internet, creating a conducive environment for online shopping to thrive. Online transactions now occupy 15.1% of all retail sales in Korea.
Today, Korea is the 7th biggest e-commerce market in the world, and 3rd biggest in Asia Pacific. According to Emarketer’s report in 2015, Korean e-commerce is an industry worth 37 billion USD, following other top ranking markets in the world: China (563 billion USD), US (350 billion USD), UK (94 billion USD), Japan (79 billion USD), Germany (73 billion USD), and France (42 billion USD). Korea also has the highest e-commerce penetration in Asia Pacific at 65%, and the fastest internet.
The most popular Korean e-commerce platform now are Gmarket, 11street, and Coupang, which gained 2500 sellers merely 4 years after its founding.
Monspace Mall Korea also accepts MSD, a cryptocurrency issued by MONSPACE, for all transactions on the website.
MSD is centrally administered, but relies on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its value is determined by market supply and demand forces—the greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MONSPACE environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on an open exchange. Monspace therefore has the incentive to increase the utility of MSD within its own community to ensure the success of the cryptocurrency.
JJCC, a six-member Korean hip-hop boy group was present to witness the event.
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MONSPACE MALL KOREA LAUNCHED ON 9 DECEMBER 2017
MONSPACE Multinational Corporation has officiated the soft launch of Monspace Mall Korea at Le Meridien Hotel, Seoul on 9 December 2017. Founder and CEO of MONSPACE, Dato’ Sri Jessy Lai, was present in Seoul to officiate the event.
The soft launch on Saturday announced a collaboration between Monspace Mall Korea and Korean mall. MONSPACE intends to leverage Korean Mall’s network, logistical facility and expertise in local culture to serve Korean shoppers and fans of Korean products from around the world.
Since 2002, Korean has maintained a 2-digit growth in e-commerce. In 2014 that figure reached 17.7%, making e-commerce a 45.3 trillion KRW industry, almost double the size it was in 2009.
While sales and retail as a category remains relatively stagnant in growth, e-commerce has grown in bounds and leaps. About 92.6% of all Korean residents has access to the internet, creating a conducive environment for online shopping to thrive. Online transactions now occupy 15.1% of all retail sales in Korea.
Today, Korea is the 7th biggest e-commerce market in the world, and 3rd biggest in Asia Pacific. According to Emarketer’s report in 2015, Korean e-commerce is an industry worth 37 billion USD, following other top ranking markets in the world: China (563 billion USD), US (350 billion USD), UK (94 billion USD), Japan (79 billion USD), Germany (73 billion USD), and France (42 billion USD). Korea also has the highest e-commerce penetration in Asia Pacific at 65%, and the fastest internet.
The most popular Korean e-commerce platform now are Gmarket, 11street, and Coupang, which gained 2500 sellers merely 4 years after its founding.
Monspace Mall Korea also accepts MSD, a cryptocurrency issued by MONSPACE, for all transactions on the website.
MSD is centrally administered, but relies on the Ethereum block chain architecture. Its value is determined by market supply and demand forces—the greater the buying power of MSD within the closed MONSPACE environment, the greater the value one would expect MSD to acquire on an open exchange. Monspace therefore has the incentive to increase the utility of MSD within its own community to ensure the success of the cryptocurrency.
JJCC, a six-member Korean hip-hop boy group was present to witness the event.
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MONSPACE MULTINATIONAL CORP的总裁拿督斯里赖彩云代表公司参与了马数码自由贸易区推介礼,见证了阿里巴巴集团与马来西亚数字经济机构（MDEC）正式推介中国以外的第一个数字自由贸易区，帮助更多大马的中小型企业以及年轻人利用这个电子平台实现梦想。
马云在推介礼上推介了近年来他所产倡导的eWTP（Electronic World Trade Platform）商业理念，我们非第一次听说他的理念，只是没想到大马很有远见的拥抱了马云的商业理念。eWTP为市场推动理念，多方参与的国际合作平台，此概念将会为全球带来便利性，若你是创业者，只要你有手机，你就能全球做生意，若你是消费者，只要点点手机就能买到全球商品，实施全球买全球卖的理念，马云的eWTP也正式写入G20的公报，被全球主要经济体的欢迎，WTO也表示赞赏eWTP经济概念。
当全世界都在考虑eWTP可能性，意味全球化势不可挡，纵使反全球化浪潮迭起丶全球经济不确定性激增，却无法否认全球化势在必行，企业必须逆向思考，坚定不移地走向全球化。
大马已经加入了数字自由贸易的eroad，随着未来更多国家的响应和加入，我们相信还会有新的数字中枢覆盖更多的贸易路线，从而创造出全球化的“数字丝绸之路”，我们乐於看见全球资讯丶智慧丶技术丶经济丶资源丶零售的交流，年轻人拥有更大的平台实现梦想，全球经济也将迈向欣欣向荣。
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MONSPACE And Over 60 Global Experts Gather At Blockchain Summit 2017 In London
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MONSPACE And Over 60 Global Experts Gather At Blockchain Summit 2017 In London
On 28 November, MONSPACE attended the Blockchain Summit 2017 in Olympia, London. More than 60 speakers from around the world were present to discuss topics including banking and finance, insurance, health and wellness, entertainment and more. The speakers have in depth discussions on Monday, exploring and analysing the revolutionary implications of blockchain technology.
It’s a new chapter in the history of technological advancements: if the digital revolution brought us the internet and the abundance of information at our fingertips, then blockchain technology is the second wave of it, bringing us an abundance of value through the online world.
The Blockchain Summit 2017 saw experts from around the world, including former Prime Minister of Estonia Taavi Roivas, technical expert Peter Busch from Robert Bosch, Coindesk Editorial Producer Noelle Acheson, Spotify’s Business Development Manager Erik Beijnoff, Lloyds Banking Group’s Chief Software Engineer Ashley Patrick, Data Analyst Maggie Slowik from IDC, and more.
Issues discussed during the summit were comprehensive both in breadth and depth, covering topics such as Transforming the Architecture for Money Transfer, How is Blockchain Technology Disrupting the Music Industry, Reinventing insurance: Etherisc Decentralized Insurance, Is Blockchain the Answer to Healthcare’s Electronic Record Sharing Challenges, How Can Blockchain Help Develop Emerging Markets, Blockchain—The Solution for Supply Chain Transparency and more.
This summit also attracted global sponsors. Open Trading Network, American multinational technology company IBM, blockchain infrastructure provider BitFury Group, Zurich, Tesco, and Shell all had corporate representatives who spoke at the summit.
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