I think the statement “it doesn’t solve anything” is hyperbole that makes the nuanced argument you’re making (that I don’t disagree with) hard to have. How is a

I think the statement “it doesn’t solve anything” is hyperbole that makes the nuanced argument you’re making (that I don’t disagree with) hard to have. How is a block chain useful at all if it’s current main application “doesn’t solve anything?” By the way, it does, just not for first world countries which is a pretty ignorant position to have. What if your country’s money is being devalued by morons in government? Or you’re being financially persecuted? Or the banking system is horrible. Or you just want to send back your family money. The problem now is the high fees, but once someone figures that out it solves it in a major way, don’t you think?