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Ledgers have existed for a long time. Most ledgers are held by private organizations, so the need for a public ledger system seems very niche without a major so
by al_borland 5mo ago
Ledgers have existed for a long time. Most ledgers are held by private organizations, so the need for a public ledger system seems very niche without a major societal change. It also seems much slower than a simple database update, so it can’t scale to all needs. The slowness and increased costs don’t seem worth it for most situations. This relegates blockchain for use as a means to create digital play money for people to gamble with.
- mobear 5mo agopersonally I think there's great application for public blockchain, just hard to move over to a new system out of comfort with the current. Kind of like a frog in boiling water type of scenario