> the technology is broken beyond fixability. Saito fixes it (https://saito.io/arcade https://saito.io/arcade). There is no 51% attack and no scalability tril

> the technology is broken beyond fixability. Saito fixes it (https://saito.io/arcade https://saito.io/arcade). There is no 51% attack and no scalability trilemma. So you have a network that pays for itself and generates a quantifiable cost-of-attack in all situations. This doesn't answer your final question -- what the use cases are for a public network that cannot exclude users -- but isn't claiming there is no difference between that and permissioned networks the same as saying that Linux will never catch on because it is competing with Windows? Openness is the bazaar.