Signed by which author?
The whole point of a blockchain is for people who can’t trust each other. If you have a trusted author, you are correct, you don’t need a blockchain.
The whole point of a blockchain is for people who can’t trust each other. If you have a trusted author, you are correct, you don’t need a blockchain.
> The whole point of a blockchain is for people who can’t trust each other.
I guess that's a very valid point and from my understanding the anonymity baked in is quite unique. And yet, even if I bought say coffee from an independent online market. Probably it's good to have a chain of trust to the seller to know that it's high quality. (Like Amazon reviews)
After all this is what GPG or x509 provide, a chain of trust.