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I generally agree that the self-referential noise tends to take over. But I also don't find it difficult to find at least _some_ use cases that make sense. Ass
by spmurrayzzz 5y ago
I generally agree that the self-referential noise tends to take over. But I also don't find it difficult to find at least _some_ use cases that make sense.
Assuming you're talking about the smart contracts functionality here - what about something like decentralized escrow? Multisig wallets and hash time-locked contracts are a pretty direct analogue to how we handle escrow in the real world, but the counterparty risk is just move to the VM/chain/network.
Its not perfect, and many details need to get ironed out, but that particular use case has always struck me as pretty obvious.
- dmitriid 5y ago> Assuming you're talking about the smart contracts functionality here Compare: human-readable contracts enforced by legal systems vs. complex programs written in an esoteric programming language running on world's most inefficient computer. I fail to see how you view this as an "obvious case that makes sense"
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