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As you've identified, a "private blockchain" is just a database. People can't wake up to this soon enough.
by theseatoms 8y ago
As you've identified, a "private blockchain" is just a database. People can't wake up to this soon enough.
- verdverm 8y agoYes and no. Consider HyperLedger. While it does have a shared, immutable ledger and chaincode, what is really interesting is the coordination and integration of business entities and processes. This is something a database does not facilitate like a blockchain.
- theseatoms 8y agoInteresting. I'll have to read up on HyperLedger.