> Yes, a blockchain works when zero trust is needed/desired for transactions, but that's still an implementation-level concern This premise is not true and is

> Yes, a blockchain works when zero trust is needed/desired for transactions, but that's still an implementation-level concern This premise is not true and is one of the (many) reasons why blockchain is just a buzzword. Maintaining the ledger still requires trust, even if that trust is less centralized than a single company (and thats often not the case either)