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Genuinely curious -- what does a blockchain provide here that a normal public key signing doesn't?
by axiak 3y ago
Genuinely curious -- what does a blockchain provide here that a normal public key signing doesn't?
- makingstuffs 3y agoTo be honest the main benefit I can see is that the entire DB would be publicly distributed among a large number of independent users which would make the data a lot harder to falsify/hack/corrupt. However, any system which can achieve the same goal is perfectly valid. This was just my initial thought — probably from my large exposure to blockchains etc
- sandworm101 3y agoA boost to GPU sales.
- sneak 3y agoTimestamping and future immutability.