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I think this is not quite true. You can represent real world events and data with oracles. This is being now through Chainlink for things like security price da
by acjohnson55 6y ago
I think this is not quite true. You can represent real world events and data with oracles. This is being now through Chainlink for things like security price data. Of course, it's probably not so simple to keep oracles in sync with increasingly niche real world data.
- dmitriid 6y ago> You can represent real world events and data with oracles. You can represent them, but that's about it. For Ethereum contracts to be enforceable in the real world (and even in the digital world) you need significantly more than just representation.