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Drawing parallels from history, Andreas foresees a future where the largest financial institutions will be technology companies. Just as Google and Facebook dominate content and communication, the future banks will be software-driven platforms that have no physical branches, no traditional assets, and no central authority.
Similarly, he references historic failures like Kodak—the inventor of digital photography that failed to adapt—warning that traditional banking must evolve or risk obsolescence. Banks embracing Bitcoin’s technology can seize the opportunity for growth, especially in underserved regions like Brazil.