With respect, it's difficult to follow what you are really saying. A few notes: * Block chain voting does exist; here's an example of it actively distributin

With respect, it's difficult to follow what you are really saying. A few notes: * Block chain voting does exist; here's an example of it actively distributing real funds to real projects: https://www.dashcentral.org/budget https://www.dashcentral.org/budget * The fact that cryptocurrency prices are volatile does not allow one to draw any kind of inference that either blockchain-based solutions or cryptocurrencies have no future. Was the .com bubble proof that Internet was a waste of time? * I give a solid use case I'm currently exploring in a comment further down the thread; there are plenty of people out there smarter than I am, so if I have a real use case you can be sure some of those smarter people will come up with something equally valid * Finally, why are you trying to hard to prove a negative, and what makes you think you are able to foresee the future of a technology better than all the other immensely skilled technologists out there? You can't. Wait a couple years and if you're right you'll get to smirk at all the early adopters. If you're wrong, good luck with the job hunt. If that seems like a rational set of trade-offs to you, all the best.