It is though. You cant ensure ownership if there is no third party the point that of the blockchain is that it solves that issue by turning the entire network into the notarius. Public/private key cryptography does not solve that.
You're talking about a different problem - not having a trusted third party or authority. I agree that blockchain solves that problem (well, it tries).
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It is though. You cant ensure ownership if there is no third party the point that of the blockchain is that it solves that issue by turning the entire network into the notarius. Public/private key cryptography does not solve that.
You're talking about a different problem - not having a trusted third party or authority. I agree that blockchain solves that problem (well, it tries).