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While similar in structure, they have different objectives: Git is for version control of files; blockchain is for maintaining balances. In addition, the proto
by QML 9y ago
While similar in structure, they have different objectives: Git is for version control of files; blockchain is for maintaining balances.
In addition, the protocol of blockchain is way more complex than the one for Git; you have concepts like proof of work and economic problems like double spend that have to be dealt with.
- natecavanaugh 9y agoThank you again. I forgot about the priorities, especially with how the financial industry has a lot of different needs, such as transactional reliability, whereas there are parts of git that are very fuzzy in different areas because file comparison isn't as binary as a financial transaction or have as many repercussions if off slightly.