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I wonder to what extent the alternatives could be protocols, rather than products/services, and how much that would help make those alternatives viable.
by lambertsimnel 7y ago
I wonder to what extent the alternatives could be protocols, rather than products/services, and how much that would help make those alternatives viable.
- cryptica 7y agoDecentralized solutions don't need to concern themselves too much with the laws of any specific country; network participants can easily reorganize themselves so that the overall system remains compliant. That's why open protocols like BitTorrent are still thriving. Also, as we've seen with cryptocurrencies, funding is generally not an issue with these kinds of projects.