S/he never said all implementations are slow, just that most are (which is true if you count all those toy implementations done by hackers who did it just for the learning experience; I alone contributed two).
Your "obvious use case" is not obvious to me. Nor are the foundations of your argument, that oversight and regulation drags viable banks down so much they need blockchain support to "save money". As you pointed out later in this thread, they are decades behind anyway.
OP's point is that s/he does not see the same traction other (failed) technologies had. I agree. You disagree. So we agree to disagree. But that does make the OP's opinion or your arguments any more/less valid.
S/he never said all implementations are slow, just that most are (which is true if you count all those toy implementations done by hackers who did it just for the learning experience; I alone contributed two).
Your "obvious use case" is not obvious to me. Nor are the foundations of your argument, that oversight and regulation drags viable banks down so much they need blockchain support to "save money". As you pointed out later in this thread, they are decades behind anyway.
OP's point is that s/he does not see the same traction other (failed) technologies had. I agree. You disagree. So we agree to disagree. But that does make the OP's opinion or your arguments any more/less valid.