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This is besides my point. Again, I'm not asking for what these projects can mean for people in theory. We've been doing blockchain for almost 15 years, we're pu

This is besides my point. Again, I'm not asking for what these projects can mean for people in theory. We've been doing blockchain for almost 15 years, we're pumping megatons of CO2 into the atmosphere every year to feed proof of work algorithms, by now we should have something concrete to show for it. What do we have to show for it? I'm asking for concrete data, or even just some anecdotes. You list some projects and how these projects could, in principle, help people. How many people are helped by them (even indirectly by improving access to traditional services)? Is this number proportional to the cost of running these systems?

rglullis 4y ago
What do you want? For developers to go forcing others to adopt their solution? And do it against the interests of the current elites, and God forbid if VCs get involved because then obviously you are a greedy bastard who just want to exploit a fad? Do me a favor: go check my project (https://hub20.io/about https://hub20.io/about). If minimally supported, it could very well become THE system to "bank the unbanked". Afterwards go check the "Contribute" link. See how many people are supporting my work.