Hi Peter, are you familiar with the cryptocurrency Nexus?
The founder of Nexus is the son of the CEO of Vector Space Systems, who are competing in the same space as SpaceX but are sending micro-satellites into orbit at a fraction of the price (3 million per rocket compared to SpaceX's 62 million per rocket). This price tag is obviously a lot more attractive to the majority of companies wanting to get into the space sector. A recent article about them was posted by CNBC, you can read it
here. In fact, Jim Cantrell the CEO of Vector Space Systems was on the founding team of SpaceX with Elon Musk but decided to go a different path in the early stages of development. Just so you know for anyone reading, I am not an advocate for Nexus but it seems appropriate to mention it here.
Anyway back to Nexus, their mission is to build a decentralised system and broadcast it from space. They currently have a small but experienced team working on the project (which started about 2 years ago) and they obviously have great connections within the space sector. If you're into space, micro-satellites, blockchain technology and cryptocurrency then Nexus is definitely worth checking out. The possibilities as you stated, are endless, and I believe the next decade will have the space sector and blockchain technologies at the front of the pack leading the way. It's most definitely an exciting time and a once in a lifetime opportunity to get on board.
