Note: I'll refer to DTL as blockchain for ease of understanding
Also note: I don't think all of these ledgers need to be validated distributedly in order to have the same kind of value
A lot of blockchain enthusiasts say the same thing about companies adopting the blockchain in an 'unched' way.
I'd say blockchains are more akin to AR/VR or AI in that they absolutely are valuable and they undoubtedly are the future, but the technology isn't there.
The difference with blockchains is that, rather than the technology not being there, it's simply the innovation that isn't.
There is clearly a market ready and willing for adoption, and there always will be. That's just the power of 'cryptoeconomic incentive'.
A lot of blockchain enthusiasts say the same thing about companies adopting the blockchain in an 'unched' way.
I'd say blockchains are more akin to AR/VR or AI in that they absolutely are valuable and they undoubtedly are the future, but the technology isn't there. The difference with blockchains is that, rather than the technology not being there, it's simply the innovation that isn't.
There is clearly a market ready and willing for adoption, and there always will be. That's just the power of 'cryptoeconomic incentive'.