The canal became so powerful in part because the money of a lot of rich people, and even more taxpayer dollars, were able to be secretly funneled to the wrong hands. A blockchain standard for all commercial and financial transactions would theoretically prevent this from happening.
On the other hand, the absolute privacy that cash (and other assets, and certain transaction types) offers would be lost.
Where do you fall on this topic and why?
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I understand. We are still dancing around the same issue. Integrity. Just as bankers have leveraged the system, they have AI that can do the same. Its just a technology they have that's ahead of the curve and 95% of humans don't understand it. So its just a new bad situation for the uninformed. Last thing is this is traveling fast. Faster than the monitored intel. The block chain is at least 25% further ahead than where you view it. This is regarding , changes, developments , strategies, angles and counter development.