“The future is now” was presented in Berlin. It is a TV series consisting of various documentaries that tell the progress of new technologies around the world, including blockchain.
The result is a visual history of the technological evolution of the near future thanks to forecasts and trends.
Among the protagonists of the blockchain episode are Eddy Travia, CEO of the venture capital company Coinsilium Group, Marc Bernegger, board member of Crypto Finance AG, and Bobby Lee, CEO of China’s leading bitcoin financial platform BTCC.
The film also talks about women’s presence in this field: among the protagonists are Michelle Yeo of the end-to-end data and information management platform DataVLT, and Johanna Maska, former head of White House Press Advance for former President Obama and founder of the Global Situation Room, a company that experiments with blockchain technology in global trade and global risk.
The episode also devotes ample space to online advertising, increasingly based on user data, with Atayen’s Smart Advertising Transaction Token (SaTT).
Gauthier Bros, CEO of Atayen, said: “We will break the wall between publishers and advertisers. We will remove the middlemen. The results will be visible directly on the platform by customer likes on Facebook & Instagram“.
In the film, there is also a ride in a Lamborghini Aventador with Vit Andrusevich, CEO of Coinsbank, a company that offers users debit cards powered by cryptocurrencies that allow crypto payments wherever VISA and Mastercard are accepted.