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It could be on a normal database/server, but then all parties would have to agree on who controls that, and it would be difficult for new developers to join. W
by albertgoeswoof 5y ago
It could be on a normal database/server, but then all parties would have to agree on who controls that, and it would be difficult for new developers to join.
We’d need some kind of way to trust a public database among untrusted participants- which is what a blockchain basically does.
- Hamuko 5y agoThis still doesn't explain how this actually proves anything, improves anything or makes the offered Amazon scenario a thing of the past.