>Why doesn't he provide a real world use case for DLT? I'm still waiting for that. As you yourself say, they are talking about cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrenci

>Why doesn't he provide a real world use case for DLT? I'm still waiting for that. As you yourself say, they are talking about cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrencies are money. Digital money is a practical purpose. This is the letter: >After more than thirteen years of development, it has severe limitations and design flaws that preclude almost all applications that deal with public customer data and regulated financial transactions and are not an improvement on existing non-blockchain solutions. They claim the limitations and design flaws make blockchain inferior to existing solutions. The author is arguing that the limitations and design flaws have been or will be overcome.