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This is a written recap of a discussion organized by Dominicans on Wall Street, a non-profit organization, between legal experts, venture capitalists, and government officials. Blockchains allow participants to issue new currencies and assets, perform online transactions in a truly private manner, and take part in all sorts of self-executing agreements known as smart contracts. It is understood that blockchain protocols and decentralized applications could become to finance what Facebook and Twitter are to journalism, what YouTube is to audiovisual content.