I mean, I was always taught that eval’ing untrusted code was bad but here we are. Let’s keep doing that. Have you read any of the proofs behind any of these al

I mean, I was always taught that eval’ing untrusted code was bad but here we are. Let’s keep doing that. Have you read any of the proofs behind any of these algorithms? Ever notice how often some one finds a crack and disappears millions of dollars? Think we’ll actually make it secure some day? I’m also not convinced this even needs technology. Some things are better locked up on paper in slow, bureaucratic institutions surrounded by layers of administrators. Makes it a lot harder to break in and steal stuff. Most people aren’t buying properties online like games on Steam. If it takes 6 weeks or 5 it won’t make much of a difference. Even if you want to digitize proof of property ownership it would be orders of magnitude more efficient to host your blockchain on a handful of Raspberry Pi’s. You could probably manage all property sales on an entire continent with it. Not dealing the Sybil attack problem is a lot cheaper and easier than trying to deal with it.