Everyone is talking about blockchain technology, crypto, and non-fungible tokens these days. If you just read the headlines, you may come away thinking that the technology will revolutionize not only the finance space, not only the technology space, but how we do business across all sectors, or—if you believe the naysayers—that it is a volatile Ponzi scheme, an unregulated folly, and a minefield of fraud and theft that overpromises and underdelivers. As with most things, the truth lies somewhere in between.

What is blockchain technology and why is it important?

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