As will be seen, the new blockchain receipts are claimed to be algorithm-produced, permanent, and cost-efficient because they eliminate the middlemen or back-room processors and verifiers of the transaction. On the other hand, there is the trechant criticism of bloomberg.com blogger Matt Levine that such a receipt is less useful than a notation on an Excel spreadsheet. Whether the Digital Asset business model is more beneficial than Excel is the core of Digital Asset’s future viability.
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Topic: [2016-01-07] Is Blockchain Evidence Inadmissible Hearsay? (Read 215 times)
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