Knock_Knock_Lemmy_In, 3 months ago If external access is required then those parties are given restricted access So a human needs to get involved. inappropriate actions were taken by them and need to be reviewed/reversed. Lack of finality slows processes. These are solved problems and blockchain adds nothing there. Two improvements/use cases given above. The only case that blockchain helps is in a system where you have a large number of random participants I.e. Access without human authorisation and you want transactions to be enforced Finality. This is why cryptocurrency has been the only practical use case for blockchain, Supply chain tracking Royalty payments Renewable energy tracking Ticketing Etc.
If external access is required then those parties are given restricted access
So a human needs to get involved.
inappropriate actions were taken by them and need to be reviewed/reversed.
Lack of finality slows processes.
These are solved problems and blockchain adds nothing there.
Two improvements/use cases given above.
The only case that blockchain helps is in a system where you have a large number of random participants
I.e. Access without human authorisation
and you want transactions to be enforced
Finality.
This is why cryptocurrency has been the only practical use case for blockchain,
Supply chain tracking
Royalty payments
Renewable energy tracking
Ticketing
Etc.