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Comment by quadcore

An idea would be to not use one blockchain but a tree of blockchains. Say one blockchain is attributed to London so that if you make a transaction in that blockchain it should be quite fast. Now you want to send money to bangkok, the transaction bubbles up and you get the idea.

edit: obviously someone got that idea before; my point was meant to be that it would be a shame to use a centralised solution like the services of private companies.

parent quadcore 9 years ago

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