Eem.
I don't quite know, mate. For those people who are in the field and heard of
cryptocurrencies, those coins seems like either a threat or hope. Either way,
it's part of the revolution which will not be televized.
cryptocoins are here to stay, because it's an invention that can't be
un-invented. Not the protocol, not the way a protocol is being used to
transfer tokens of value or wealth.. but in the end, it doesn't matter which
one of these coins will be "the last one standing", it's the outcome that
matters for me - which to me is to give power to us the users. The same core
value as free software movement advocates.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that people already use the protocol as
transferring wealth quickly. I've also heard of BitMessage, which uses the
protocol for message transferring. Dan Kaminsky said as a sidenote-suggestion
in a defcon speech, that a BitcoinFS is totally possible, but have we
explored such things or other wild uses of bockchain?