 Money 2020 is one of the biggest conferences and finance and innovative technologies in the world. This time, it took place in Las Vegas, USA. Thousands of people attended the event to discuss the new technologies that would revolutionize global finances and create the future of money. And, of course, crypto and blockchain. Ripple's Chief Technology Officer, David Schwartz, and FIS Payments Senior Vice President of Product Strategy, Esther Pig, debated about the future of a new payment system and whether blockchain was to be the right technology for the industry. Craig Ramsey, HSBC's global innovation lead, noted that digital ledger technologies and central bank digital currencies represent a great challenge to existing settlement systems. Blockchain entrepreneur and industry advisor Vinny Langehm told Queen Telegraph in an interview that governments globally are poised to push back against Bitcoin as it threatens their ability to make money. He also added that every country would issue their own cryptocurrencies and that it's just the question of time. The CEO of Dashcore, Ryan Taylor, revealed similar thoughts, telling Queen Telegraph in an interview that central banks had certain advantages in issuing their own cryptocurrencies, underlining that cryptocurrencies, meanwhile, are the inevitable future. Despite JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon claiming not to give a shit about Bitcoin, he soon might have to take his words back as crypto seems to be here to stay and conquer.