Indeed. I've always wanted to know "Okay, so if we record real property ownership on a blockchain, and someone trespasses in my house, who do I call?"
If the answer is "the police", I'm not really sure what having the blockchain gets us, if anything at all. Recording changes at the county recorder is easy and cheap enough already, so what's the point?
If the answer is "the police", I'm not really sure what having the blockchain gets us, if anything at all. Recording changes at the county recorder is easy and cheap enough already, so what's the point?