It's a DB. So you use it for storing data. And merkle trees are what give "blockchains" their tamper protection: each state has a hash which includes the previ

It's a DB. So you use it for storing data. And merkle trees are what give "blockchains" their tamper protection: each state has a hash which includes the previous state's hash. (Although it'd be a list instead of a tree in the BC case.) What's the use? I imagine 95% of companies that pretend to need blockchains could use something like this instead.