> Blockchain is ACID compliant, their internal database could be ACID compliant hard part is linking it together. That's the issue, ACID is not ACID for a tiny

> Blockchain is ACID compliant, their internal database could be ACID compliant hard part is linking it together. That's the issue, ACID is not ACID for a tiny bit but for the transaction. See the definition you quoted, "debiting one account and crediting another, is a single transaction." Blockchain is absolutely not ACID compliant. There must be a deterministic methodology not miner consensus for ACID. Miners can even change the blockchain. However, why are you even mentioning blockchain instead of MYSQL without SERIALIZABLE, which enforces atomicity? > The solution here is exactly going opposite of ACID. What solution are you talking about? There was no solution put in place, which was the cause of the thefts.