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Since you're big on privacy, do you see potential value in better user data systems created on distributed networks? Probably along these lines: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7163223
Regardless of my stance on the issue, it IMHO invalidated most of what bitcoin stood for (in my mind)
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Since you're big on privacy, do you see potential value in better user data systems created on distributed networks? Probably along these lines: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7163223
I stopped believing in privacy when the Canadian Gov froze bitcoin of protesters. Regardless of my stance on the issue, it IMHO invalidated most of what bitcoin stood for (in my mind)
Blockchain is only good for what Bitcoin does, namely, a distributed ledger for unstoppable, permissionless transactions between peers.
Without a trusted third-party acting as a middle-man.
Is that not enough?
Crypto, reputation, hosting, authentication, spam, advertising, captcha, auditing, consensus... Blockchain is more than just crypto