> In fact, a SQL DB has worked quite well for many years now. When you allow people to write their own smart contracts, bugs will happen. This can't be fixed,

> In fact, a SQL DB has worked quite well for many years now. When you allow people to write their own smart contracts, bugs will happen. This can't be fixed, only dampened with a weakened interface to the blockchain. When a bug in a smart contract happens you may now have a dispute, across borders, over the intent of the smart contract and the actual behavior. Who handles this situation?