I haven't seen a better approach for decentralised verifyable databases yet. Postgres for example offers several approaches for mirroring or decentralisation ho

I haven't seen a better approach for decentralised verifyable databases yet. Postgres for example offers several approaches for mirroring or decentralisation however non of them feels certanly clean and all of them come with their own downsides. I agree that we are not there yet to use it as a simple drop in solution for such problems. But we are certanly getting there. Also there are no limited reads (or writes for that matter) every actor of the blockchain can modify their local version as much as they want.