sure! think of how we currently use cookies in web2. Imagine being able to issue a unique token that does the same thing, but it's stored on the ethereum blockc

sure! think of how we currently use cookies in web2. Imagine being able to issue a unique token that does the same thing, but it's stored on the ethereum blockchain. So it can be traded, sold, bought, etc. And there's no clearing the cache. Only invalidation on the server side. The possibilities are both horrifying and wonderful.