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Because it's distributed (NasDaq going bankrupt won't kill it) and all changes are in the open (no rogue employee stealing your shares). Sure you can achieve mo
by anon1mous 11y ago
Because it's distributed (NasDaq going bankrupt won't kill it) and all changes are in the open (no rogue employee stealing your shares). Sure you can achieve more or less the same thing with a relational DB or by drawing sticks on a piece of papyrus.
- RemoteWorker 11y agoSo you think Bitcoin is the first distributed database? No. There is no reason for a private blockchain to exist; it's a nonsensical idea.
- lifeisstillgood 11y agoThis seems to be a case of "you don't understand" - what sources / reading would you suggest covers this issue ?