>Seems unnecessary to nitpick innovation between the disciplines.
Cool technology has no value if all it is is cool technology. The important question is whether it enables something that wasn't possible before that technology. I have not seen a convincing example in which crypto does that.
>DLT-based deposit debtor accounts being offered by the government was one that I thought would be pretty great.
For example, how is this improved by using a distributed ledger here especially considering that this program would already be centralized by the government?
Cool technology has no value if all it is is cool technology. The important question is whether it enables something that wasn't possible before that technology. I have not seen a convincing example in which crypto does that.
>DLT-based deposit debtor accounts being offered by the government was one that I thought would be pretty great.
For example, how is this improved by using a distributed ledger here especially considering that this program would already be centralized by the government?