The "True cloud computing" angle is interesting if a little dubious in its over promising and under specified downsides. No closed source, after all. No priva

The "True cloud computing" angle is interesting if a little dubious in its over promising and under specified downsides. No closed source, after all. No private execution etc. Why not just open source the code and have those interested parties run the source directly? What does the blockchain add here? That said, I think there's probably a good idea in there though. AWS, GCP or a niche player could essentially add a donation API to their serverless platform. This would create a similar promise of a service that can be directly financially maintained by users with some added benefits like support for closed source, and a protected execution environment.