Yup. This is an example of how Bitcoin is superior to USD— USD is not so readily subject to cryptographic proof. :)
You could use it to show that USD obligations jive with third party audits, insurance, or accounts in a bank if you could get the bank to produce signed attestations... though the trust isn't eliminated there, just shuffled around.
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Yup. This is an example of how Bitcoin is superior to USD— USD is not so readily subject to cryptographic proof. :)
You could use it to show that USD obligations jive with third party audits, insurance, or accounts in a bank if you could get the bank to produce signed attestations... though the trust isn't eliminated there, just shuffled around.