Blockchains per se are just a signed distributed data structure though.
I don't like cryptocurrencies and all the greedy hype. Just wanting to say that blockchains still might be useful data structures for some use cases.
Just wanting to say that blockchains still might be useful data structures for some use cases.
There's some company that publishes a blockchain checksum in a tiny ad in the New York Times every day. I don't remember what they're securing, but that is the method it uses to make sure the code is distributed widely without anyone being able to tamper with it.
An ecosystem built on top of a entirely rotten core will be rotten.