The global blockchain technology market size was valued at $17.26 billion last year. This number is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 87.7% over the next six years. While notable, understanding how blockchain works is complex. Additionally, a number of myths are often associated with the technology, which may hamper adoption in the future. Forrester Research released a new report detailing the most common blockchain myths from 2014 until present day. Martha Bennett, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester, told Cryptonews that she compiled the list. She explained that the findings were based on insights and observations gained from research and work with clients on the topic of enterprise blockchain over the years. Bennett shared that she started her research in mid-2014 and hasn’t stopped since. “Over the years key themes associated with blockchain technology have emerged that were frequently taken at surface value by IT and business teams in enterprises,” she said. “I spent lots of time explaining to clients (and non-clients, for that matter) what was myth and what was reality.” Although blockchain has matured greatly over the years, Bennett believes that the myths listed below continue to persist

Full report : 11 Enterprise Blockchain Myths of The Decade.