@suika
i dunno. do you need a permanent receipt? its useful for whatever use case that would be.
@wagesj45 @suika the problem is that virtually *any* real use case makes blockchain properties pointless or outright undesirable.
A permanent receipt? Digital signatures already do that.
A ledger? It’s ultimately filled by humans, who make mistakes or outright lie. Which a blockchain, being append-only, cannot fix. Unless you append a correction, of course, but then you render the entire concept moot.
An NFT? It’s neither necessary nor sufficient to enforce copyright.
Etc.