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I actually use this analogy in my own thinking. I think there are for sure similarities although I say this without having read any crypto white papers. In my
by somethoughts 5y ago
I actually use this analogy in my own thinking. I think there are for sure similarities although I say this without having read any crypto white papers.
In my mind at least, blockchain is probably a stricter subset of the git feature set (no git push --force, only git commit -a -m is allowed, and probably a much more strict process to merge PRs to the master branch). There's probably a built in verification and mirroring aspect as well.
In my mind, blockchain is a very strict, application specific implementation of git for finance.