I scoff at the plethora of pointless blockchains shoehorned into a problems where neither centralization nor trust are essential complexity of the problem domai

I scoff at the plethora of pointless blockchains shoehorned into a problems where neither centralization nor trust are essential complexity of the problem domain. Most new blockchain tech claims that they'll solve centralization and trust (in a domain that doesn't have those problems) -- as long as you centralize on their platform and trust them. Most blockchain is a whitewash for new-age centralization. But DNS does have those problems inherent in the domain. It's one of the very few use-cases for blockchain that actually makes a modicum of sense.