The rise of digital currencies and improved hardware infrastructure are key factors that differentiate today's decentralized projects from those in the past.

In the next 10 to 20 years, the future of digital currency is uncertain, but it can evolve through contributions from developers and users alike.

Projects like Ethereum and Bitcoin are examples of decentralized systems that can provide better unit economics compared to centralized planning.

Cryptocurrencies are one of the greatest inventions in human history, creating a digital frontier free from regulatory interference.

The current excitement around ICOs and cryptocurrencies reflects a significant shift in how projects can be funded and developed in a decentralized manner.

The future of decentralized technology will depend on overcoming user experience barriers and creating applications that meet consumer needs effectively.

The current wave of technology is fundamentally different because it allows access to a range of applications that were once just dreams, making the goals of this wave more achievable.

In the past, peer-to-peer networks were primarily focused on simple file sharing, but today's technology enables much more complex use cases, including smart contracts and decentralized applications.

The current payment infrastructure is outdated, having been established in the 1970s, and needs to evolve to compete with modern blockchain capabilities.