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So why don't you simply explain a few lawful use cases that are impossible with an ordinary database? Just do that and case closed, you win.
by telepathy 3y ago
So why don't you simply explain a few lawful use cases that are impossible with an ordinary database? Just do that and case closed, you win.
- akoboldfrying 3y ago>a few lawful use cases that are impossible This is not your original question -- you have smuggled the word "impossible" in there, hoping I wouldn't notice. Plainly a thing can have value even if what it can do can be done in other ways. It might be more convenient than those other ways, or cheaper, or be more reliable. It might involve having to trust fewer commercial third parties like banks -- which, you'll notice, has no implications for lawfulness. As I already stated, crypto can be used as a store of value like gold, or for exchange like cash or barter. Neither of these uses are necessarily illegal. I'm done here.
- telepathy 3y agoWe're looking for a lawful use case that can only be done with crypto. Still yet to be explained.